Container specs

Standard 20

Standard containers are also known as general purpose containers. They are closed containers, i.e. they are closed on all sides.

Basic parameters of the standard 20 container

	General Purpose 20' x 8' x 8'6"		Steel
			Millimeters	Feet
	Internal Dimensions	Length Width Height	5,898 2,352 2,391	19'4.2" 7'8.6" 7'10"
	Door Opening	Width Height	2,340 2,280	7'8." 7'5.8"
			Kilograms	Pounds
	Weight	Max Gross Tare Max Payload	24,000 2,280 21,720	52,910 5,090 47,885
			Cube Meters	Cube Feet
	Internal Capacity		33,2	1,171

 

Standard 40

Standard containers are also known as general purpose containers. They are closed containers, i.e. they are closed on all sides.

Basic parameters of the standard 40 container

	General Purpose 40' x 8' x 8'6"		Steel		Aluminum
			Millimeters	Feet	Millimeters	Feet
	Internal Dimensions	Length Width Height	12,040 2,353 2,383	39'5.3" 7'8.5" 7'9.7"	12,021 2,335 2,360	39'5.3" 7'8.9" 7'8.9"
	Door Opening	Width Height	2,340 2,280	7'8" 7'5.8	2,337 2,271	7'7.9" 7'5.4"
			Kilograms	Pounds	Kilograms	Pounds
	Weight	Max Gross Tare Max Payload	30,480 3,830 26,650	67,200 8,450 58,630	32,000 3,170 28,830	70,040 6,990 63,500
			Cube Meters	Cube Feet	Cube Meters	Cube Feet
	Internal Capacity		67,7	2,390	67,7	2,380

 

High Cube 40

High-cube containers are similar in structure to standard containers, but taller. In contrast to standard containers, which have a maximum height of 2591 mm (8'6"), high-cube containers are 2896 mm, or 9'6", tall.

Basic parameters of the high cube 40 container

	General Purpose 40' x 8' x 9'6"		Steel
			Millimeters	Feet
	Internal Dimensions	Length Width Height	12,031 2,352 2,968	29'5.6 "7'8.5" 8'10"
	Door Opening	Width Height	2,340 2,585	7'8.1" 8'5.8"
			Kilograms	Pounds
	Weight	Max Gross Tare Max Payload	30,480 3,980 26,060	67,200 8,775 58,425
			Cube Meters	Cube Feet
	Internal Capacity		76,3	2,694

 

High Cube 45

High-cube containers are similar in structure to standard containers, but taller. In contrast to standard containers, which have a maximum height of 2591 mm (8'6"), high-cube containers are 2896 mm, or 9'6", tall.

Basic parameters of the high cube 45 container

	General Purpose 45' x 8' x 9'6"		Steel		Aluminum
			Millimeters	Feet	Millimeters	Feet
	Internal Dimensions	Length Width Height	13,544 2,352 2,698	44'5.2" 7'8.5" 8'10"	13,583 2,345 2,687	44'6.7" 7'8.3" 8'9.7"
	Door Opening	Width Height	2,340 2,585	7'8.1" 8'5.8"	2,343 2,585	7'8.2" 8'5.8"
			Kilograms	Pounds	Kilograms	Pounds
	Weight	Max Gross Tare Max Payload	30,480 4,800 25,680	67,200 10,580 56,614	30,480 3,980 26,500	67,200 8,780 58,420
			Cube Meters	Cube Feet	Cube Meters	Cube Feet
	Internal Capacity		86	3,040	85,6	3,023

 

Refrigerated 20

Used for transportation of cargo requiring special temperature conditions. Basic cargo - foods: meat, fish, dairy products, fresh fruits and vegetables - some chemicals, medicines, etc.
It is a container with a thermally insulated body and the refrigeration system that can maintain desired temperature in the range of +25 to -25 C. Cooling system of ref-containers only works when connected to an external power supply available on ships, terminals and grappled refrigerated transportation by rail.

Basic parameters of the refrigerated 20 container

	Internal Dimensions, mm			Door Opening, mm		Weight, kg
	Length	Width	Height	Length	Height	Tare	pay load	Max Gross	pay - CBM
	5,444	2,268	2,272	2,276	2,261	3,080	27,400	30,480	28,10

 

Refrigerated 40

Used for transportation of cargo requiring special temperature conditions. Basic cargo - foods: meat, fish, dairy products, fresh fruits and vegetables - some chemicals, medicines, etc. It is a container with a thermally insulated body and the refrigeration system that can maintain desired temperature in the range of +25 to -25 C. Cooling system of ref-containers only works when connected to an external power supply available on ships, terminals and grappled refrigerated transportation by rail.

Basic parameters of the refrigerated 40 container

	Internal Dimensions, mm			Door Opening, mm		Weight, kg
	Length	Width	Height	Length	Height	Tare	pay load	Max Gross	pay - CBM
	11,561	2,28	2,249	2,28	2,205	4,800	27,700	32,500	59,30

 

Open Top 20

The walls of open-top containers are generally made of corrugated steel. The floor is made of wood. It has the following typical distinguishing structural features. The roof consists of removable bows and a removable tarpaulin.

Basic parameters of the open top 20 container

	Internal Dimensions, mm			Door Opening, mm		Weight, kg
	Length	Width	Height	Length	Height	Tare	pay load	Max Gross	pay - CBM
	5,889	2,345	2,346	2,3	2,215	2,360	28,120	30,480	32,40

 

Open Top 40

The walls of open-top containers are generally made of corrugated steel. The floor is made of wood. It has the following typical distinguishing structural features. The roof consists of removable bows and a removable tarpaulin.

Basic parameters of the open top 40 container

	Internal Dimensions, mm			Door Opening, mm		Weight, kg
	Length	Width	Height	Length	Height	Tare	pay load	Max Gross	pay - CBM
	12,024	2,352	2,324	2,34	2,244	4,030	28,470	32,500	65,70

 

Flat Rack 20

Flat rack containers are frequently used instead of general intermodal cargo containers where freight is bulky, heavy or cannot be loaded through open top or side doors.  Building materials, logs and machinery are often transported or exported on a flat rack or “flat bed” container.

Basic parameters of the flat rack 20 container

	Internal Dimensions, mm			Weight, kg
	Length	Width	Height	tare weight	pay load
	13,556	2,352	2,698	4,820	27,860

 

Flat Rack 40

Flat rack containers are frequently used instead of general intermodal cargo containers where freight is bulky, heavy or cannot be loaded through open top or side doors.  Building materials, logs and machinery are often transported or exported on a flat rack or “flat bed” container.

Basic parameters of the flat rack 40 container

	Internal Dimensions, mm			Weight, kg
	Length	Width	Height	tare weight	pay load
	12,066	2,420	2,103	5,550	38,903