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Vertical stripes above a plain lower half.
Also known as: Miscellaneous dangerous goods placard, Class nine placard, Striped placard
In dangerous-goods transport the Class 9 placard carries seven vertical stripes in the upper half, marking substances that present a hazard in transport but fall into none of the other eight classes.
Marks a substance hazardous in transport that does not fall within any of the other eight classes.
Contexts: Packaging
Is defined by exclusion rather than by a shared property, so two Class 9 loads may have nothing in common beyond not fitting elsewhere.
Contexts: Packaging
A diamond with seven vertical stripes filling the upper half, a plain lower half and the class figure at the bottom point.