Possibly the only UN number lookup you’ll ever need.
You look up a UN number. Get a substance name. And then have to piece together the rest yourself. Could it be easier? We think so. That’s why we built the BOXLAB ADR 1000 points calculator.
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You’ve found the number. Now the work begins.
When preparing a shipment, “that’s the substance” rarely answers all your questions. Which variant applies? What hazard class is listed? Is there a subsidiary hazard? Which packing group is relevant? And how many points does the actual quantity add up to?
So you move on: another table, another window, another search. Then you still need to find the marking and labelling products and document the result. A quick UN number lookup can soon become a whole research task.
That is the workflow we set out to improve. Our calculator brings several of these steps together in one place: from the stored ADR entry and points calculation to linked dangerous goods marking and labelling products.
One lookup. Several answers.

The first result may not be the right one for you.
The calculator may contain several ADR entries for the same UN number. Simply choosing the first result skips an important part of the selection process.
That is why BOXLAB offers the stored variants for selection. You can compare the information and open the entry. Depending on the entry, available details include the class, packing group, transport category, LQ limit, tunnel code and packing instructions.
Primary and subsidiary hazards are shown separately, making it clear which hazard information belongs to the selected entry.
A 1000 points calculator? Yes. And it keeps going.
Of course, the tool calculates transport points. You can combine several items and enter quantities with up to two decimal places. For many users, that is the starting point.
The practical value continues beyond the calculation: stored special provisions relevant to marking and labelling are displayed as additional information. Where products are linked, you can go straight to the corresponding BOXLAB products — and add them to the shop cart.
The results overview is available in a print-friendly format and can be saved as a PDF using your browser’s print function. Your result becomes more than a number on the screen.
What you can try right away
- Look up your UN number and review the variants
- Open the stored ADR information
- Enter quantities and calculate several items
- Review additional information on special provisions
- Open linked hazard labels, placards and other products
- Print the result or save it as a PDF
Choose a number you actually need.
The best way to test the calculator is with a UN number from your own day-to-day work. Find the entry, review the variants and enter a quantity. Add a second item and see how the overview builds up.
Whether you ship dangerous goods every day, prepare transport operations or occasionally look up an entry, you need neither an account nor an installation to get started. Open the calculator and begin with your UN number.
Want to explore it first? The ADR calculator feature overview explains the options in detail. For the background, visit our page on the 1000 point rule.
A tool for research and calculation
The calculator uses stored entries and information. You still need to select the appropriate entry and check the specific transport situation. Its output does not replace individual dangerous goods advice or automatically approve a shipment.
Your next UN number lookup starts here.
See how much you can do with a single search.





