Cargo segregation,
on the go.
Check whether two dangerous goods can stow together, look up any UN number, and read the full IMDG Dangerous Goods List — wherever the voyage takes you.
Three waypoints to a safe stow
From two cargo names to a defensible stowage decision — in under a minute.
Find your cargoes
Search by UN number, proper shipping name, or tap a hazard placard.
Read the verdict
A result that accounts for subsidiary risks under IMDG 7.2.6 — not just the primary class.
Plan the stow
Open the full entry: EmS, stowage category, segregation codes and special provisions.
Everything a cargo officer reaches for
Quick segregation check
Pick two cargoes and get an instant verdict — subsidiary-risk-aware, with the governing rule shown.
IMDG 3.2The Dangerous Goods List
Search 2,300+ entries and read a full card: class, packing, EmS, stowage and Chapter 3.3 provisions.
IMDG 7.2.4Segregation matrix & groups
The full 17×17 class table, plus segregation groups (SGG) and the SG codes that override them.
Know the placard before you plan the stow
Every dangerous good belongs to a class or division. The class drives placarding and packing — and, with subsidiary risks and segregation groups, where it can sit.
Can I stow these together?
The full IMDGo tool, right here. Search two cargoes and read the verdict.