포장 마크(Packaging marks)

Appendix 1. Packaging marks

Note: The labels and marks required for the transport of dangerous goods can be found in the applicable dangerous goods transport regulations and are not included in this Code.

1            Introduction

1.1          Packages are often marked with handling instructions in the language of the country of origin. While this may safeguard the consignment to some extent, it is of little value for goods consigned to, or through, countries using different languages, and of no value at all if people handling the packages are illiterate.

1.2          Pictorial symbols offer the best possibility of conveying the consignor's intention and their adoption will, therefore, undoubtedly reduce loss and damage through incorrect handling.

1.3          The use of pictorial symbols does not provide any guarantee of satisfactory handling; proper protective packaging is therefore of primary importance.

1.4          The symbols shown in this annex are those most regularly exhibited. These and others are shown in ISO standard 780[1].

2            Symbols

2.1          Display of symbols

2.1.1       Symbols should preferably be stencilled directly on the package or may appear on a label. It is recommended that the symbols be painted, printed or otherwise reproduced as specified in this ISO standard. They need not be framed by border lines.

2.1.2       The graphical design of each symbol should have only one meaning; symbols are purposely designed so that they can also be stencilled without changing the graphics.

2.2          Colour of symbols

2.2.1       The colour used for symbols should be black. If the colour of the package is such that the black symbol would not show clearly, a panel of a suitable contrasting colour, preferably white, should be provided as a background.

2.2.2       Care should be taken to avoid the use of colours which could result in confusion with the labelling of dangerous goods. The use of red, orange or yellow should be avoided unless regional or national regulations require such use.

2.3          Size of symbols

              For normal purposes the overall height of the symbols should be 100 mm, 150 mm or 200 mm. The size or shape of the package may, however, necessitate use of larger or smaller sizes for the symbols.

2.4          Positioning of symbols

              Particular attention should be paid to the correct application of the symbols, as faulty application may lead to misinterpretation. Symbols No. 7 and No. 16 should be applied in their correct respective positions and in appropriate respective places in order to convey the meaning clearly and fully.

3            Handling instructions

              Handling instructions should be indicated on transport packages by using the corresponding symbols given in the following table.

 

 

 

 

https://wiki.unece.org/display/TransportSustainableCTUCode/Appendix+1.%09Packaging+marks 

Appendix 1. Packaging marks - Transport - CTU Code - UNECE Wiki

https://blog.naver.com/juneri80/221515687999

Packaging Marks (포장 용기의 취급 및 적재 관련 심볼 마크)

 

ISO 780 , ISO 7000 의 심볼에는 약간 차이가 있는것으로 확인된다.

 

대표적으로 아래 링크에서 2403을 검색하면 X 모양이 다른 것을 확인할 수 있다.

 

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