TYPES AND DIMENSIONS

OF CONTAINERS

20' STANDARD - STEEL

The standard 20-foot container or dry van is one of the most commonly used containers for shipping merchandise in the field of international maritime transport.
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40' STANDARD - STEEL

The standard 40-foot container or dry van is one of the most commonly used containers for shipping goods in the field of maritime transport.
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40' HIGH CUBE

High cube containers are taller. Unlike standard containers, which have a maximum height of 2591mm (8’6″), tall cube containers are 2896mm, or 9’6″, tall. High cube containers are mostly 40′ long.
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OPEN TOP

It is identical to the general type, except that its roof is mobile. They are designed for easy refilling and top discharge.
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FLAT RACK'20

It is a flat container that does not have fixed side walls or a roof. There are two types: the fixed end of the flat grille, whose end walls are fixed, and the folding flat whose end walls are collapsible. It is intended for the filling of products that are not sensitive to climate.
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FLAT RACK'40

It is a flat container that does not have fixed side walls or a roof. There are two types: the fixed end of the flat grille, whose end walls are fixed, and the folding flat whose end walls are collapsible. It is intended for the filling of products that are not sensitive to climate.
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