Hazardous goods containers

Our hazardous goods containers are engineered to offer the highest level of safety for transporting and storing dangerous substances. Designed with robust materials and secure locking mechanisms, these containers ensure the integrity of hazardous materials, providing peace of mind for companies handling chemicals, flammable liquids, and other dangerous goods. With a focus on compliance, our containers meet international transport regulations and are tested to withstand impacts, pressure, and extreme conditions.

Compliant and reliable

The hazardous goods containers from Utz comply with the UN’s recommendations for outer packaging of hazardous goods of packing groups I, II and III, as well as the requirements according to the Hazardous Goods Regulations for Road, Rail and Inland Navigation (GGVSEB), the Hazardous Goods Regulations at Sea (GGVSee), the Regulations Concerning the International Carriage of Hazardous Goods by Rail (RID), the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Hazardous Goods by Road (ADR) and the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG Code).

Explore our hazardous goods container solutions

Our containers are suitable for various industries, including logistics, automotive, healthcare, chemical manufacturing, cosmetics and care products, providing reliable solutions tailored to your needs. We offer:

• Standard hazardous goods containers: Cost-effective options designed for safety, durability, and ease of use in everyday transport scenarios.
• Custom hazardous goods containers: Fully customizable to meet your specific requirements, including dimensions, locking mechanisms, and labeling for specialized applications.

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The PALOXE is ideally suited for collecting large bulky batteries or waste materials and for transporting them to collection points due to the stable construction and chemical resistance of the plastic used. A version for the transportation of hazardous goods, in accordance with the UN recommendations for packaging groups II and III and the German Hazardous Goods Regulations for Road and Sea, is also available. 

The standard two-skid version (also available with three skids on request) can be accessed from all sides by forklifts. It can be equipped with a flat lid or a domed snap-on lid, optionally with two hinges. The PALOXE is stackable on self-centering stacking cams and has guides for clamping straps on the top of the lid. Equipped with a padlock, the contents are secured against unauthorized access. Individual labeling by hot stamping on the side walls is possible.

Utz hazardous material containers meet the UN recommendations for the external packaging of hazardous goods in packaging groups I, II and III, as well as the requirements of the German Hazardous Goods Regulations for Road and Rail and Inland Waterways (GGVSEB), the German Hazardous Goods Sea (GGVSee), the Regulations Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Rail (RID), the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR) and the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG Code). 

All containers are made of proven, impact-resistant plastic. The lid and base are additionally padded with EPP foam plates. Tensioning safety locks and tear-resistant textile fiber belts ensure practical handling and provide all-round protection. All containers can be easily and safely stacked. So, they provide the best conditions for transport.

Hazardous goods in liquid or solid form must be carried in a UN-approved packaging. International agreements on the transport of hazardous goods assess whether the type and suitability of the packaging must be certified by the state. In Germany, corresponding approvals are carried out exclusively by the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM). Depending on the certification, the packaging must undergo a wide variety of tests. After successful testing, the dangerous goods packaging receives the UN approval number with an approval certificate. The legal shelf life of UN packaging is five years from the date of production. After that, the hazardous goods packaging may no longer be used.