Table E-Classification: Inflammable Descriptive name of article Characteristic properties, cautions, markings required Label required Pyroxylin plastic scrap... Consists of trimmings, clip- Yellow.. pings, and other waste obtained in the manufacture of pyroxylin plastic articles, or the scrap obtained from mo tion picture film, X-ray film and photographic film. Being finely divided, it is more hazardous than the original materials. Stow well away from all sources of heat. Protect from temperatures exceeding 100° F. Rubber buffings.. NOTE: Rubber scrap, not ground or ground with cord or fabric insertion, or ground without cord or fabric insertion, the particles of which pass over a screen of not less than 8-mesh is not subject to the regulations in this part. Reclaimed rubber or regenerated rubber. NOTE: Reclaimed rubber or regenerated rubber when in the form of dense homogeneous nonporous sheets or rolls, the sheets of thickness of 18 inch or greater, packed flat or in rolls, or in pelletized form if not less than 4 inch in diameter, or ground, the particles of which pass over screen of not less than 5-mesh, all properly cooled before shipment, is not subject to the regulations in this part. a Rubber scrap if ground, powdered, or granulated, and the rubber content of which exceeds 45%, as determined by subtracting the sum of the percentage of ash and the percentage of acetone extract from 100. Buffings from any grade of rubber irrespective of percentage of rubber content. Rubber shoddy, regenerated ruiber or reclaimed rubber consists of old rubber which has been subjected to chemical treatment of some kind in preparing if for further use in the rubber industry. Certain grades of rubber scrap if ground, powdered or granu lated, or the buffings from rubber, as well as rubber shoddy, regenerated or reclaimed rubber are subject to the risk of spontaneous heating and ignition. This hazard does not apply to rubber which is not ground, powdered, or granulated, nor to rubber scrap in the form of dense homogeneous nonporous sheets or rolls. Yellow.. Yellow.. Yellow. Yellow. gr. wt. (IČC-6B, 6C) not over 1760 lb. gr. wt. (ICC-17H, 37A, 37B) STC, not over 880 lb. gr. wt. Wooden barrels or kegs (ICC11B) WIL, not over 375 lb. gr. wt. Wooden boxes (ICC-15A, 15B) WIL, not over 450 lb. gr. wt. Fiberboard boxes (ICC-12B) not over 65 lb. gr. wt. Fiber drum (ICC-21C) not over 225 lb. net wt. Stowage: "On deck protected." "On deck under cover." Outside containers: Hermetically sealed metal-lined wooden boxes, or air-tight metal containers. Stowage: "On deck protected." "On deck in open." "On deck under cover." "Tween decks readily accessible." Outside containers: Steel barrels or drums: (ICC-6A) not over 55 gal. cap. (ICC-6B, 6C) not over 110 gal. cap. Wooden boxes, (ICC-15A) WIL, not over 250 lb. gr. wt. Wooden barrels or kegs: (ICC10A) not over 50 gal. cap. Fiberboard boxes, (ICC-12B) WIC, not over 65 lb. gr. wt. Fiber drum (ICC-210) not over 225 lb. net wt. Paper bags (ICC-44B, 44E) not over 50 lb. net wt. Plywood drums (ICC-22A) not over 220 lb. gr. wt. Tank cars tightly and securely closed. Not permitted.... Ferry stowage (AA). Steel barrels or drums: Wooden boxes, (ICC-15A) WIL, not over 250 lb. gr. wt. Wooden barrels or kegs: (ICC10A) not over 50 gal. cap. Fiberboard boxes, (ICC-12B) WIC, not over 65 lb. gr. wt. Fiber drum (ICC-210) not over 225 lb. net wt. Paper bags (ICC-44B, 44E) not over 50 lb. net wt. Plywood drums (ICC-22A) not over 220 lb. gr. wt. Ferry stowage (BB). Outside containers: Hermetically sealed metal-lined wooden boxes, or air-tight metal containers. Ferry stowage (BB). Steel barrels or drums: (ICC-6A) not over 55 gal. cap. Wooden boxes, (ICC-15A) WIL, Fiberboard boxes, (ICO-12B) Paper bags (ICC-44B, 44E) not over 50 lb. net wt. Plywood drums (ICC-22A) not over 220 lb. gr. wt. Tank cars tightly and securely closed. 411 Stowage: Yellow.. Cargo vessel "On deck protected." "On deck under cover." "Tween decks readily accessi ble." Outside containers: Steel barrels or drums: (ICC-6A) not over 55 gal. cap. (ICC-5, 6B, 6C) not over 110 gal. cap. (ICC-170) 8TC, not over 55 gal. cap. Metal drums (ICC-37A, 37B) STC, not over 6 gal. cap. Not more than 4 drums in one strong outside wooden box. Wooden boxes (ICC-15A, 15B) with hermetically sealed metal inside containers, not over 250 lb. gr. wt. Sodium amide immersed in neutral oil may also be accepted in: Wooden boxes (ICC-15A, 15B), WIMC or ICC-37A, 37B, STO not over 30 lb. net wt., not over 250 lb. gr. wt Fiberboard boxes (ICC-12B) WIMC, not over 90 lb. gr. wt. Stowage: "On deck protected." "On deck under cover." "Tween decks readily accessible." Outside containers: Steel barrels or drums: (ICC-6A) not over 55 gal. cap. and not exceeding 380 1. gr. wt. (ICC-6B, 6C) not over 110 gal. cap. and not exceeding 1,760 lb. gr. wt. (ICC-17C, 17E, 17H, 37A, 37B) STC. not over 55 gal. cap. Wooden barrels or kegs: (ICC-10A, 10B, 10Č) not over 50 gal. cap. and not exceeding 600 lb. net wt. (ICČ-11A, 11B) WIC. not over 600 lb. net wt. Wooden boxes (ICC-15A, 15B, 15C, 16A, 19A) WIC, not over 250 lb. gr. wt. Fiberboard boxes (ICC-12A, 12B) WIC, not over 65 lb. gr. wt. Fiber drum (ICC-21C) not over 225 lb. net wt. Plywood drums: (ICC-22A) not over 220 lb. gr. wt. (ICC-22B) WIMC, not over 220 lb. gr. wt. |