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1. STANDARD CONTAINERS / DRY CARGO CONTAINERS

Standard Containers are also known as general purpose containers. They are closed containers, i.e., they are closed on all sides. These can fit most of your common needs. Standard containers are designed and constructed for transportation of general cargo on sea, rail and land. They are also able to withstand extreme temperatures ranging from -40° C (-40° F) to 70° C (158° F) without affecting their strength and water tightness. Standard Containers are used for all types of general cargo (dry cargo). While High Cube Containers are also used for all types of general (dry) cargo, however they are particularly suitable for transporting light, voluminous cargoes and over height cargoes up to a maximum of 2.70m tall.

Dimensions	Length	Width	Height
External	6096 mm	2362 mm	2590 mm
Internal	5944 mm	2337 mm	2388 mm
Door Openings		2337 mm	2286 mm
Weights			Capacity
Max. Gross	Tare	Max. Payload	Capacity
24000 kg	2080 kg	21920 kg	33.9 m3	20FT Dry Container

Dimensions	Length	Width	Height
External	12192 mm	2438 mm	2591 mm
Internal	12014 mm	2286 mm	2388 mm
Door Openings		2337 mm	2286 mm
Weights			Capacity
Max. Gross	Tare	Max. Payload	Capacity
30480 kg	3900 kg	26580 kg	67.7 m3	40FT Dry Container

Dimensions	Length	Width	Height
External	12192 mm	2438 mm	2896 mm
Internal	11963 mm	2362 mm	2692 mm
Door Openings		2286 mm	2591 mm
Weights			Capacity
Max. Gross	Tare	Max. Payload	Capacity
30480 kg	4150 kg	26330 kg	76.4 m3	40FT High Cube Container

2. REFRIGIRATED (REFEER) CONTAINERS

These types of refrigerated containers (“reefers”) have an integral refrigeration unit for controlling the temperature inside the container. When being transported by ship, integral units have to be connected to the on-board power supply system. For transport by road and rail, most integral refrigeration units are operated by a generator set (genset). These reefers are used for goods which need to be transported at a constant temperature above to below freezing point. These goods are divided into chilled goods and frozen goods, depending on the specified transport temperature. The goods transported mainly include, fruits, vegetables, meat and dairy products, such as cheese and butter. High cube reefers are used for voluminous and light goods (e.g., fruits and flowers).

Dimensions	Length	Width	Height
External	6096 mm	2370 mm	2591 mm
Internal	5455 mm	2260 mm	2275 mm
Door Openings		2237 mm	2260 mm
Weights			Capacity
Max. Gross	Tare	Max. Payload	Capacity
27000 kg	3050 kg	23950 kg	28.0 m3	20FT Reefer Container

Dimensions	Length	Width	Height
External	12192 mm	2438 mm	2591 mm
Internal	11555 mm	2286 mm	2280 mm
Door Openings		2285 mm	2245 mm
Weights			Capacity
Max. Gross	Tare	Max. Payload	Capacity
30480 kg	4370 kg	26110 kg	60.2 m3	40FT Reefer Container

Dimensions	Length	Width	Height
External	12192 mm	2438 mm	2895 mm
Internal	11560 mm	2286 mm	2500 mm
Door Openings		2286 mm	2478 mm
Weights			Capacity
Max. Gross	Tare	Max. Payload	Capacity
30480 kg	4200 kg	26280 kg	60.2 m3	40FT High Cube Reefer Container

3. FLAT RACK CONTAINERS

The Flat racks consist of a floor structure with a high loading capacity composed of a steel frame and a softwood floor and two end walls, which may either be fixed or collapsible. The end walls are stable enough to allow cargo securing means to be attached and several flat racks to be stacked on top of one another. Flat racks are available in 20FT and 40FT sizes. Flat Racks are mainly used to transport heavy-lifts and over height or over width cargoes.


20FT Flat Rack Container	40FT Flat Rack Container			40FT High Cube Flat Rack Container
Size	Weights			Internal Dimensions
Size	Max. Gross	Tare	Max. Payload	Length	Width	Height
20FT Flat rack	34000 kg	2740 kg	31260 kg	6038 mm	2438 mm	2213 mm
40FT Flat Rack	30480 kg	4200 kg	26280 kg	12086 mm	2224 mm	1981 mm
40FT High Cube Flat Rack	45000 kg	5700 kg	39300 kg	12060 mm	2365 mm	2245 mm

4. OPEN TOP CONTAINERS

The open top containers have the following typical distinguishing structural features. The roof consists of removable bows and a removable tarpaulin. The door header may be swivelled out. These two structural features greatly simplify the process of packing and unpacking the container. In particular, it is very easy to pack and unpack the container from above or through the doors by crane or crab when the roof is open, and the door header is swivelled out. It should be noted, however, that the purpose of the roof bows of an open top container is not solely to support the tarpaulin but also to contribute to container stability. Usual open top container dimensions are 20FT and 40FT. Open top containers are used for all types of general (dry) cargo especially the tall cargo.


Size	Weights			Capacity	Dimensions	Length	Width	Height
	Max Gross	Tare	Max Payload
20FT	30480 kg	2350 kg	28130 kg	32.5 m3	External	6096mm	2362 mm	2590 mm
					Internal	5888mm	2345 mm	2365 mm
					Door Openings		2335 mm	2280 mm
					Roof Openings	5415 mm	2205 mm
40FT	30480 kg	3850 kg	26630 kg	66.4 m3	External	12192mm	2438 mm	2591 mm
					Internal	12029mm	2342 mm	2376 mm
					Door Openings		2336 mm	2230 mm
					Roof Openings	11544mm	2230 mm

5. TANK CONTAINERS

The tank containers are used for liquid cargoes such as

Fruit juices, spirits, sweet oils
Chemicals, hazardous materials such as fuels, toxic substances, corrosion protection agents.

If the cargo requires temperature-controlled transport, tank containers can be equipped with insulation or heating.


20FT Tank Container
External Dimensions To ISO
Length	Width	Height
6058 mm	2438 mm	2438 mm
Weights
Max. Gross	Tare	Max. Payload
30480 kg	4190 kg	26290 kg

Container specification

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1. STANDARD CONTAINERS / DRY CARGO CONTAINERS

2. REFRIGIRATED (REFEER) CONTAINERS

3. FLAT RACK CONTAINERS

4. OPEN TOP CONTAINERS

5. TANK CONTAINERS