Dangerous Goods - Skynet Worldwide Express

Special handling of restricted goods and samples

Dry Ice & Dangerous Goods

Safe and Compliant Logistics Solutions in Munich and Worldwide

At SkyNet Worldwide Express, we specialize in the secure transport of dangerous goods and dry ice shipments, ensuring compliance with international regulations while delivering your goods safely and on time. Based in Munich since 1992, we’ve been a trusted logistics partner since 1972, offering expertise in handling hazardous materials and temperature-sensitive shipments across 209 countries. Whether you need dangerous goods shipping in Munich or dry ice shipping in Germany, SkyNet has the solutions you need.

Our Dangerous Goods and Dry Ice Shipping Services

SkyNet offers tailored solutions for hazardous materials transport and temperature-sensitive logistics:

Regulatory Compliance: We handle all documentation, including Dangerous Goods Declarations (DGD), Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), and proper labeling per IATA/ADR standards.
Dry Ice Expertise: From pharmaceuticals to frozen foods, we manage dry ice shipping Germany with specialized packaging to maintain cold chains and ensure safety.
Priority Shipping: Fast, reliable delivery for time-sensitive dangerous goods, such as medical samples or chemicals, with strict adherence to safety protocols.
Premier Service (Silver & Gold): Beyond priority shipping, our Premier Service offers enhanced support:
- Silver Level: Real-time tracking with dedicated updates and a 24/7 customer support team to monitor your shipment’s journey.
- Gold Level: All Silver benefits plus proactive intervention—our team checks your shipment at every step and steps in immediately if issues arise, ensuring seamless delivery.

Why Choose SkyNet for Dangerous Goods Shipping in Munich?

Expertise: Decades of experience in dangerous goods shipping Munich, backed by certified staff trained in IATA and ADR regulations.
Safety First: We prioritize safety with rigorous packaging, handling, and transport procedures for hazardous materials and dry ice.
Global Reach: Ship to 209 countries with confidence, supported by our network of over 1,100 stations worldwide.
Custom Solutions: Tailored services for industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and e-commerce, whether you’re shipping dry ice or Class 1 explosives.

Understanding Dangerous Goods and Dry Ice Shipments

Dangerous goods (also known as hazardous materials) are substances that pose risks to health, safety, or the environment if not handled properly. They are classified into nine categories under international regulations like IATA (air transport) and ADR (road transport):

Class 1: Explosive Substances
Class 2: Gases (e.g., compressed, flammable, or toxic gases)
Class 3: Flammable Liquids (e.g., gasoline, alcohol)
Class 4: Flammable Solids (4.1), Self-Reactive Substances (4.2), Substances that Emit Flammable Gases with Water (4.3)
Class 5: Oxidizing Substances (5.1), Organic Peroxides (5.2)
Class 6: Toxic Substances (6.1), Infectious Substances (6.2)
Class 7: Radioactive Materials
Class 8: Corrosive Substances (e.g., acids, batteries)
Class 9: Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods (e.g., dry ice, lithium batteries)

Dry ice (solid carbon dioxide, UN 1845) falls under Class 9 and is widely used for shipping perishable goods, medical supplies, and biological samples that require low temperatures (-78.5°C/-109.3°F). However, dry ice sublimates into CO2 gas, posing risks like pressure buildup or asphyxiation if not packaged and labeled correctly. SkyNet ensures compliance with IATA’s Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for air transport and ADR for road transport, including proper labeling (e.g., "Dry Ice, UN 1845" with net quantity) and packaging in ventilated containers.

Dry Ice & Dangerous Goods

Dry Ice & Dangerous Goods

Why Choose SkyNet for Dangerous Goods Shipping in Munich?

Understanding Dangerous Goods and Dry Ice Shipments

Dangerous goods (also known as hazardous materials) are substances that pose risks to health, safety, or the environment if not handled properly. They are classified into nine categories under international regulations like IATA (air transport) and ADR (road transport):

This website uses cookies