8. Corrosive Substances (Class 8): Corrosive materials can cause damage to living tissues or materials upon contact. Common examples include sulfuric acid and sodium hydroxide. UN 1760 belongs to Class 8.

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Cougar builds customized truck body pressure washing systems.  This wash rig can be built to tackle any kind of business needs.  Perfect for washing over the road trucks, parking lots, agriculture, construction equipment, contract cleaning or doing building maintenance.  These systems are designed to be functional and professional looking.

Nine Classes of Hazardous Materials6. Toxic (Poison) and Poison Inhalation Hazard (Class 6): These substances can cause severe illness or death when exposed to living organisms. Pesticides, certain chemicals, and infectious substances fall under this category.

9. Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods (Class 9): These substances present a significant risk during transportation but do not fit into any of the other hazard classes. Examples of class 9 dangerous goods include lithium batteries, asbestos, and dry ice. When shipping perishable products, such as biological specimens used in research, on dry ice as a coolant (UN 1845), it is important to understand that it is classified as a regulated dangerous good under IATA DG regulations.

5. Oxidizing Substances and Organic Peroxide (Class 5): These substances provide oxygen, which can intensify fires or cause combustion. Examples include hydrogen peroxide and ammonium nitrate.

7. Radioactive (Class 7): These are hazardous materials that emit ionizing radiation. Examples include uranium and plutonium. Radioactive materials can also be found within medical devices, such as X-ray equipment and CT scanners.

We work with our clients to design the perfect layout for your needs.  Our systems are built around the only pressure washer built to last, Landa.  We offer both hot and cold water options with the ability to run 1 or 2 guns.  We offer extended capacity hose reels that will allow the operator to work without having to move the truck.  Our fresh water tank has filters to keep the pressure washer running.  We plumb our pressure washers to use the tank as a coolant to keep the pumps running longer.  We can add storage boxes for convenience and versatility.  We can even add the ability to fill your tank from a hydrant for fast filling.  Let Cougar work with you to build the perfect system.  Truck and bed sold separately.  This was a custom build with ample options.  Price as shown ≈$17k

4. Flammable Solids (Class 4): These substances can easily ignite or contribute to a fire when in contact with an ignition source. Matches, sulfur, and certain metals fall under this class.

3. Flammable Liquids (Class 3): Liquids that have a flashpoint below 60°C (140°F) are considered flammable. Gasoline, acetone, and ethanol are common examples here.

2. Gases (Class 2): These gases can be compressed, liquified, or dissolved under pressure. Gases can be further divided into three divisions: flammable, non-flammable, and toxic gases. Examples of gases include propane, oxygen, or chlorine.

1. Explosives (Class 1): These substances and articles can cause explosions or release dangerous gases, such as fireworks, various ammunition types, or flares.