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Lithium Battery Marking – 1.5″ x 6″, Gloss Paper, 500/Roll Product

Text: “Primary Lithium Batteries Forbidden For Transport Aboard Passenger Aircraft”

New 2026 IATA Battery Guidance February 24, 2026

New 2026 IATA Battery Guidance As of January 1, 2026, updates aligned with the 67th Edition of the IATA Dangerous…

National Battery Day February 18, 2026

National Battery Day (February 18) Introduction: National Battery Day Every year on February 18, we recognize National Battery Day, a…

Stricter SoC Limits for Lithium-Ion Batteries January 22, 2026

Stricter SoC Limits for Lithium-Ion Batteries Regulatory Changes Now Fully in Effect The air transport of lithium-ion batteries continues to…

Button Battery Safety: Health Canada Consults January 13, 2026

Button Battery Safety: Health Canada Consults Health Canada has launched a public consultation regarding products containing button or coin batteries,…

Lithium Battery Risks in Aviation November 25, 2025

Lithium Battery Risks in Aviation: What the UL TRIP Data Tells Us Lithium-ion batteries have become an essential part of…

What’s New in IATA’s 13th Edition Battery Shipping Regulations October 21, 2025

What’s New in IATA’s 13th Edition Battery Shipping Regulations As battery technologies expand and the demand for safe, compliant air…

Why There’s No Lithium Battery Placard—But There Is a Label August 12, 2025

Why There’s No Lithium Battery Placard—But There Is a Label Customers are often confused about what placards to use for…

Labeling Lithium and Sodium Batteries June 5, 2025

Labeling Lithium and Sodium Batteries In recent years, the United Nations Model Regulations have introduced important changes concerning low-power, accepted…

Labels, Placards and Marks – What They Are and Why They Matter May 20, 2025

Labels, Placards and Marks – What They Are and Why They Matter A question came up recently from a customer…