Parameters of sea containers. Internal and external dimensions, carrying capacity and max cargo weight.

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Parameters of different sea containers: standard 20'dv container, standard 40'dv container, 40'hq container, Open Top and Flat Rack. External and internal dimensions, container door dimensions, capacity and max cargo weight.

List of All Container Types

20'' FLATRACK COLLAPSIBLE

40'' FLATRACK COLLAPSIBLE

20'' PLATFORM

INSIDE LENGTH

6.058 m

INSIDE WIDTH

2.438 m

INSIDE HEIGHT

0.370 m

DOOR WIDTH

0.000 m

DOOR HEIGHT

0.000 m

CAPACITY

0 Cu.m

TARE WEIGHT

2520 Kgs

MAX CARGO WEIGHT

27960 Kgs

Description

Platforms consist solely of a floor structure with extremely high loading capacity; they have no side or end walls. This high loading capacity makes it possible to concentrate heavy weights on small areas. A platform consists of a steel frame and a wooden floor structure.

Platforms are available in 20' and 40' sizes. 40' platforms have a gooseneck tunnel at each end.

Lashing rings, to which the cargo may be secured, are installed in the side rails. The lashing rings may take loads of up to 3.000 kg.

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Usage

Platforms are used principally for oversized and very heavy cargoes.