Container Specifications

Select a container type to view detailed dimensions and capacity.

Metric (m/kg) Imperial (ft/lbs)

Most Common

The industry standard for heavy cargo. Ideal for heavy goods like machinery, raw materials, and dense commodities.

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Length: 5.89 m

Width: 2.35 m

Height: 2.39 m

Width: 2.34 m

Height: 2.28 m

Max Payload: 28,200 kg

Tare Weight: 2,200 kg

Cubic Capacity: 33.2 cbm

✅ Best Used For: Heavy machinery, steel, grains, and high-density goods. Fits ~11 Euro Pallets.

CSC Plate: The “safety passport” of the container. A metal plate on the door proving it has been inspected and is safe for ocean transport.
Payload: The maximum weight of cargo allowed in the container (excluding the container’s own weight).
Tare Weight: The weight of the empty container itself.
Cubic Capacity (CBM): The total volume available for cargo.
High Cube (HC): A container that is 1 foot (30cm) taller than a standard box, allowing for 10-15% more volume.
Twist Locks: The locking mechanism at the corners used to secure containers to ships and trucks.

How many pallets can you fit? Capacities based on standard floor loading.

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120 x 80 cm

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120 x 100 cm

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