Container and Equipment Library
Start with the cargo’s needs, then ask the right equipment questions.
Dimensions and capacity vary by manufacturer, type and actual unit. This library explains equipment families; it does not guarantee fit or availability.
Compare standard equipment dimensions in mm/cm20′ GP / 40′ GP / 40′ HC
Standard dry-cargo family. Check internal space, door opening and packed cargo separately; HC is the taller variant.
20′ Reefer
Temperature-controlled family. Confirm product temperature, preconditioning, power and actual usable space with the carrier.
40′ High Cube Reefer
Not interchangeable with a standard-height 40′ reefer. Confirm the load line and usable height separately.
20′ Open Top
Consider for top-handling needs. Roof opening, door geometry and out-of-gauge acceptance are separate checks.
40′ Open Top
Do not assume a uniform roof-opening width. Point loads, securing and excess dimensions require carrier review.
20′ Flat Rack
Review the platform and end-wall configuration. Confirm actual loading area, centre of gravity and securing plan with a specialist.
40′ Flat Rack · standard variant
Do not mix its dimensions with a High Cube variant. Check the carrier’s exact model and actual unit.
40′ High Cube Flat Rack
Read this variant’s floor, end-wall and usable-height details in its source. No automatic loadability conclusion is made.
Confirm the equipment before shipment
Review the selected equipment type against your cargo. Confirm the reefer loadline, open-top opening and the dimensions and weight limits of the actual unit.
Include equipment needs in an enquiry