Safe transport of lead acid batteries
Plastic returnable transit packaging
specialist, LINPAC Allibert, has
received UN/ADR approval for
its Geobox for the
transportation of lead
acid batteries by road.
“Many battery
chemicals are corrosive,
poisonous,

Plastic returnable transit packaging
specialist, LINPAC Allibert, has
received UN/ADR approval for
its Geobox for the
transportation of lead
acid batteries by road.
“Many battery
chemicals are corrosive,
poisonous, or both. If
leakage occurs, either
spontaneously or through
accident, the chemicals released
may be dangerous and need to be
safely contained in non-conductive,
impact resistant and securely sealed
containers. As specialists in
containers for hazardous waste,
it is this requirement to
use safely secured
containers which has
played a key role in our
efforts to achieve
UN/ADR approval for
the Geobox,” says Roger
Andrews, sales manager for Helix
Liquid Solutions at LINPAC Allibert.
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