Built on Amendment 41-22
The dataset reflects IMDG Amendment 41-22. IMDGo is a reference aid: always confirm against the current IMDG Code…
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.
From two cargo names to a defensible stowage decision — in under a minute.
Search by UN number, proper shipping name, or tap a hazard placard.
A result that accounts for subsidiary risks under IMDG 7.2.6 — not just the primary class.
Open the full entry: EmS, stowage category, segregation codes and special provisions.
Pick two cargoes and get an instant verdict — subsidiary-risk-aware, with the governing rule shown.
IMDG 3.2Search 2,300+ entries and read a full card: class, packing, EmS, stowage and Chapter 3.3 provisions.
IMDG 7.2.4The full 17×17 class table, plus segregation groups (SGG) and the SG codes that override them.
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. Tap any class to open it in the tool.
IMDGo runs behind a free account. Create one in seconds or log in, then launch the full tool — segregation checks, the Dangerous Goods List, and the class matrix.
The dataset reflects IMDG Amendment 41-22. IMDGo is a reference aid: always confirm against the current IMDG Code…
A verdict is more than the class table. IMDGo accounts for subsidiary risks under IMDG 7.2.6, applies segregation…
IMDGo brings the IMDG Code’s segregation rules to any device. Use the segregation check for an instant, subsidiary-risk-aware…
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