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A skull and crossbones on a white diamond.
Also known as: Toxic placard, Poison placard, Division 6.1 placard
In dangerous-goods transport the toxic substance placard carries a skull and crossbones on a white ground, marking a load poisonous by ingestion, inhalation or skin contact.
Shares its pictogram with the toxic gas placard, the two distinguished by the class figure, since the hazard is the same and the physical state is not.
Contexts: Packaging
A diamond with a white ground, a skull above two crossed bones in the upper half and the class figure at the bottom point.