2019-09-27
The size of a container is defined according to the inside size of the container, which is the maximum length, width, and height of the container inside. The height is the distance from the bottom of the box to the bottom of the box, the width is the distance between the two inner liners, and the length is the distance between the inner plate of the box door and the inner lining plate of the end wall. It determines the inner volume of the container and the maximum size of the cargo in the container.
Dry Containers commonly used internationally are:
1. 20x8x8ft 6in, 20ft container (inner diameter: 5898 * 2352 * 2390 mm) ;
2.40 x 8 ft 6 in, abbreviated as 40 FT container (inside diameter: 12024 x 2352 x 2390 mm) ;
3. The more commonly used 40x8x9ft 6in cabinet stands for 40ft tall.
4.11.8 x 2.34 x 2.68 meters. General distribution of gross weight of 26 tons, volume of 68 cubic meters.
Micro Shipping Shipping Container
45 feet high cabinet: The volume is 13.58 x 2.34 x 2.68 meters, the gross weight is 29 tons, the volume is 86 cubic meters.
20 foot open top cabinet: volume 5.89 x 2.32 x 2.31 m, gross weight 20 T, volume 31.5 steres.
40 foot open top cabinet: Volume 12.01 x 2.33 x 2.15 m, gross weight 30.4 T, volume 65 steres.
20-foot flat-bottom container: volume 5.85 x 2.23 x 2.15 m, gross weight 23 tons, volume 28 steres.
40 FT flat bottom container: 12.05 x 2.12 x 1.96 m, gross weight 36 T, volume 50 steres.
