Explosive substances and articles
Explosives, pyrotechnic substances and explosive articles with the corresponding classification code.
Service
ADR transport of liquid dangerous goods
Tanker transport of liquid chemicals under the European ADR Agreement – flammable liquids, corrosives, toxic liquids. Licensed drivers, safety adviser, GPS tracking and CMR insurance with extended liability.
ADR classes in our tankers
Our ADR tankers are designed for liquid dangerous goods (typically classes 3, 5.1, 5.2, 6.1, 8, 9). We hold licences for all classes except class 7 (radioactive substances) – for transport in other forms (solids, gases, explosives) we arrange a specialised partner.
Gases
Compressed, liquefied and dissolved gases – flammable, non-flammable and toxic.
Flammable liquids
Petrol, diesel, solvents, alcohols and other flammable liquids of all packing groups.
Flammable solids
Subclasses 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 – self-igniting substances and substances that release flammable gases on contact with water.
Oxidising substances and peroxides
Subclasses 5.1 (oxidising substances) and 5.2 (organic peroxides) – combustion support and risk of decomposition.
Toxic and infectious substances
Subclasses 6.1 (toxic substances) and 6.2 (infectious substances) with strict compliance with packaging regulations.
Corrosive substances
Acids and hydroxides of all packing groups in tankers with resistant internal linings.
Miscellaneous dangerous substances
Various dangerous substances and articles including lithium-ion batteries and asbestos.
Class 7 – we do not transport
Radioactive substances (class 7) are not part of our licence and we do not transport them. For this type of cargo we recommend a specialised carrier.
Our equipment
Certified ADR tankers
For the transport of liquid dangerous goods we operate a fleet of certified ADR tankers with orange hazard plates, Kemler codes and UN safety identifiers. Each tanker undergoes regular leak and pressure tests.
Internal linings are selected according to compatibility with the specific substance. Safety valves, electrostatic grounding and spill-response equipment are standard.
- Certified ADR tankers – regular pressure tests
- Orange ADR plates with Kemler code and UN number
- Certified valves, safety fittings
- Electrostatic grounding during loading and unloading
- Compatibility with a wide range of chemicals
- Mandatory spill-response equipment (fire extinguishers, sorbents, barriers)
Everything by the book – no compromises
ADR transport requires a layered control system – from the company's licence through driver certificates to documentation of every run.
- ADR licenceAll classes except class 7 (radioactive substances).
- Drivers with ADR certificatesValid training and regular renewal for all cargo categories.
- ADR safety adviserInternal DGSA (Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor) with full responsibility.
- CMR insuranceExtended liability for dangerous cargo.
- 24/7 GPS trackingEvery vehicle is trackable – dispatch has an overview of location and status.
- Mandatory equipment in every vehicleFire extinguishers, shovel, wheel chocks, barriers, sorbents, high-visibility vests.
The ADR transport process in 5 steps
From substance specification and UN code to delivery and complete documentation – all under the supervision of the safety adviser.
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Inquiry
You provide the exact substance specification, UN code, packing group and route. Non-binding.
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Compatibility
We verify the suitability of our tankers for the given chemical – internal linings and technical classification.
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Documentation
We issue the transport document under ADR – CMR, driver instructions, safety data sheet.
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Pickup
The driver checks labelling, packaging, seals and document compliance with the cargo.
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Delivery
Unloading at the recipient, handover of documentation and confirmation of dangerous cargo receipt.
Destinations
ADR transport across Europe
Regular routes to industrial centres in Western and Central Europe. We adapt the route to the specific requirements of ADR.
- Czech Republic
- Germany
- Austria
- Poland
- Slovakia
- Italy
- Hungary
- Belgium
- Netherlands
- Entire EU
What customers usually ask
Which ADR classes do you transport?
We hold licences for all ADR classes except class 7 (radioactive materials). We most often carry class 3 (flammable liquids), 5.1 (oxidising substances), 6.1 (toxic liquids) and 8 (corrosive substances).
What is the capacity of your ADR tankers?
Certified ADR tankers with a volume of 30–34 m³. We choose tanker material (stainless steel, aluminium, epoxy lining) based on the cargo specification.
Who ensures the safety of ADR transport?
We employ our own ADR Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser (DGSA) who handles transport aspects — which substances may be carried, under what conditions, on which routes, and whether tanker cleaning is required between loads. All our drivers hold valid ADR certificates and attend regular training. CMR insurance plus specific ADR risk cover.
Which countries do you carry ADR liquids to?
Across the entire European Union. Most common destinations: Germany, Austria, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands.
How quickly do you reply to an inquiry?
A non-binding quote will be prepared within 8 business hours. For urgent orders please contact dispatch directly at +420 416 538 381.
What documentation do you need for an ADR job?
Safety data sheet (SDS), UN number, ADR classification. We help check the paperwork and arrange CMR plus written driver instructions.
What is the difference between bulk and ADR transport?
Bulk transport carries bulk materials (cement, lime, fly ash). ADR requires specific certifications for dangerous goods under the European ADR Agreement — in our case mainly liquids in tankers.
Do you have dangerous cargo?
Ask about pricing and compatibility – we can also assist with documentation and substance classification.