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Glycol in combustible containers (greater than 25
percent and less than 50 percent)
Linoleum products
Paints, oil-based in combustible containers
Pharmaceutical, alcoholic elixirs, tonics, etc.
Rugs, foam back
Shingles, asphalt
Thread or yarn, synthetic or non-viscose
i.e. High-hazard commodities are high-hazard products
presenting special fire hazards beyond those of class I, II, III or
IV. Group “A” plastics not otherwise classified are included in
this class. Examples of high-hazard commodities include, but
are not limited to, the following:
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Alcoholic beverages, with more than 80-percent alcohol,
in bottles or cartons
Commodities of any class in plastic containers in carousel
storage
Flammable solids (except solid combustible metals)
Glycol in combustible containers (50 percent or greater)
Lacquers, which dry by solvent evaporation, in metal
cans or cartons
Lubricating or hydraulic fluid in plastic containers
Mattresses, foam rubber or foam plastics
Pallets and flats which are idle combustible
Paper, asphalt, rolled, horizontal storage
Paper, asphalt, rolled, vertical storage
Paper and pulp, rolled, in vertical storage which is
unbanded or not protected with an approved wrap
Pillows, foam rubber and foam plastics
Pyroxylin
Rubber tires
Vegetable oil and butter in plastic containers
ii. Hazard Classification
Hazard shall be classified according to the combustibility of the
contents, giving primary consideration to the intensity of fire that
could occur; the form in which the products are stored; method
of storage; rate of heat release; and period of active burning,
to wit:
ii.a. Low Hazard Materials
Items unpacked except as noted
Appliances, electrical
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