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Type a real question — "what's the RQ for benzene," "does F001 have an RQ," "what hazard class is ammonia" — and get a direct answer, grounded in HazmatTable's actual current dataset, with the exact records it used shown right below the answer.

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How it works

Grounded answers, not guesses

1

You ask a question

In plain English — no need to know the exact regulatory name or code.
2

We search the real data

HazmatTable pulls the specific matching records from its own current dataset — the same one behind the regular search.
3

Claude answers from those records only

The AI is instructed to answer only from what was actually found — never from its own general knowledge.
4

Sources are shown

Every answer lists the exact record names it was built from, so you can double-check it yourself.
Why this matters

Built to say "I don't know" rather than guess

Most AI search tools will confidently answer any question, whether or not they actually know the answer — which is a real problem for a compliance tool, where a wrong number is worse than no answer. HazmatTable's AI Search is built the other way: if the retrieved records don't clearly answer your question, it says so directly instead of filling in a plausible-sounding guess.

Real examples

Actual questions, actual answers

Question
What is the reportable quantity for benzene?
Answer
The reportable quantity for Benzene (chemical) is 10 lb / 4.54 kg. This same RQ applies to D018 Benzene (waste).
Sources: D018 Benzene, Benzene, and related Benzene-family entries
Question
What's the hazard class for ammonia?
Answer
The hazard class for ammonia depends on its concentration and form — ammonia solution over 50% is Hazard Class 2.2 (UN3318), 35–50% is also 2.2 (UN2073), and 10–35% is Hazard Class 8 (UN2672).
Sources: multiple Ammonia solution entries, by concentration
Question
Does F001 have an RQ?
Answer
Yes. F001 (spent halogenated solvents used in degreasing) has an RQ of 10 lb / 4.54 kg.
Sources: F001 spent halogenated solvents used in degreasing

These are real, unedited answers from testing — not written examples.

Current limitations

What it can't do yet

Marine pollutant status isn't in the AI Search dataset yet — if you ask, it will tell you that directly rather than guess. Everything covered by the regular RQ and shipping-classification search (reportable quantities, hazard classes, UN numbers, packing groups) is available to AI Search too.

Pricing

Included with the AI Search plan

MONTHLY$7/mo

Unlimited basic search, plus up to 50 AI Search questions/month.

ANNUAL$70/yr

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