由 caicai8478 I. Special requirements for lithium battery powder transportation
- Hazard classification
Belongs to Class 9 dangerous goods (UN3480)
Potential fire and explosion risks
May release toxic gases
- Packaging requirements
Must use UN-certified dangerous goods packaging
Anti-static, moisture-proof, and short-circuit-proof design
Inner packaging must be sealed to prevent leakage
Outer packaging must be marked with lithium battery logo
- Transportation documents
Dangerous goods transportation declaration
Safety data sheet (MSDS)
Lithium battery test report (UN38.3)
Transport identification report
- Restrictions on transportation methods
Air transportation must comply with IATA DGR regulations
Sea transportation must comply with IMDG Code
Some airlines may refuse to accept
- Special handling
Avoid high temperature environment
Prevent mechanical shock
It is prohibited to mix with flammable materials
Fire extinguishing equipment is required
II. Special requirements for chemical powder transportation
- Hazard classification
Depending on the specific ingredients, they may belong to different categories (such as flammable, toxic, corrosive, etc.)
Common UN numbers include UN3077 (environmentally hazardous substances), etc.
- Packaging requirements
Moisture-proof and leak-proof design
Some require inert gas protection
Strongly corrosive substances require special lining
Outer packaging must be marked with corresponding hazardous goods logos
- Transport documents
Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
Composition analysis report
Transport identification report
Import license required for some countries
- Transport mode restrictions
There may be transport volume restrictions depending on the hazard level
Some ports have special requirements for chemicals
Some countries prohibit the import of specific chemicals
- Special handling
Temperature control requirements (some need to be refrigerated)
Isolation requirements (avoid contact with incompatible substances)
Measures to prevent dust explosions
Some need special declarations
III. Common precautions for cross-border transportation of both
Compliance review: confirm the regulatory requirements of the destination country in advance
Label identification: must be complete, clear and in compliance with international standards
Emergency preparation: carry an emergency handling guide with the goods
Insurance: It is recommended to purchase special dangerous goods transportation insurance
Carrier selection: must have relevant qualifications and experience
IV. Comparison of key differences
Item Lithium battery powder Chemical powder
Main risks Fire, explosion Diverse (depending on the ingredients)
Classification uniformity Relatively uniform (Class 9) Large differences (depending on the ingredients)
Testing requirements Must be UN38.3 tested Test items determined by ingredients
Air transport restrictions Strictly restricted (partial ban) Depends on specific classification
Temperature sensitivity Generally sensitive Some products are sensitive
V. Recommendations
Be sure to conduct professional classification and identification before transportation
Consult a professional dangerous goods logistics service provider
Apply for all necessary certifications and permits in advance
Consider a small batch trial run to test the customs clearance process
Maintain full communication with customs and carriers