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We specialize in the sales and leasing of high-quality shipping containers, offering durable and versatile solutions for storage and transportation needs. Serving both domestic and international markets, our containers ensure reliability and efficiency.

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Standard Dry Container

Standard containers are also known as general purpose containers. They are closed containers, i.e. they are closed on all sides. A distinction may be drawn between the following types of standard

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Intermodal Container

Intermodal freight transportation is a process in which you use a maximum of two transportation mediums to move the goods. Mostly steamships, trains and trucks are available for use. Sometimes, you

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20 General Purpose Container

The 20 General Purpose Container is currently the most popular type of container. Due to its global standard dimensions, these containers can be easily stacked together. We have a large inventory of

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Intermodal Container

We are a container manufacturer that is dedicated to providing intermodal containers of high quality to our customers around the world. These containers have been designed to seamlessly transition

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Shipping Containers for Retail Use

Containers are no longer just simple transport tools. They have become dynamic retail spaces that offer innovative and flexible solutions for business. Containers are perfect for pop-up shops, kiosks

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40 High Cube Container

This product is the brand new 40 High Cube Container.This kind of container is 40 feet long and 9 feet 6 inches (approximately 2.89 meters) high. It is taller than the ordinary 40-foot container

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40ft High Cube Full Side Opening Container

The 40ft High Cube Full Side Opening Container is a multifunctional special container upgraded from the standard 40ft High Cube (40HQ). Built to ISO international standard dimensions, it retains the

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Standard Dry Container

The standard dry container comes in two sizes, 20 foot and forty foot. Specific dimensions are:. 20-foot dry Cargo Container. Dimensions External: 6.058 meters in length, 2.438 meters in width, and

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45 High Cube Container

The 45 High Cube Container is a standard container that provides extra height and a larger capacity. This container is widely used in various industries because it offers many advantages for

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20ft Standard Container

The 20ft standard container is the most common standard container used in the global transportation and logistics industry. Standard containers are a great choice for various cargo transports because

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Mobile Storage Units

Mobile storage units offer a flexible, efficient and cost-effective solution for short or long term storage. Renting storage units is a convenient and safe option for our customers. Our products are

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Pallet Wide Containers

The Pallet Wide container is designed to maximize cargo transportation efficiency. Its dimensions and structure are particularly suited for European standard pallets, making loading and unloading

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What is Dry Container

A dry container is essentially a type of standard shipping container used to accommodate dry, non-temperature-sensitive and non-hazardous shipments. Typically 40′ in size, these containers constitute strong steel to resist rain, wind and saltwater elements.

Benefits of Dry Container

Versatility for Various Cargo Types
Dry containers transport goods of various shapes and sizes. some containers have ventilation and drainage systems, making them suitable for carrying agricultural products or goods susceptible to humidity.

Standardized Size and Intermodal Compatibility
With uniform dimensions, dry-cargo containers streamline loading and unloading, optimizing cargo handling efficiency. Their intermodal compatibility enables smooth transfer between ships, trucks, trains, and planes.

Enhanced Cargo Protection and Security
In the dynamic world of global trade, transporting perishable goods is pivotal in determining supply chain efficiency. But, gone are the days when traditional shipping methods posed challenges for perishable items; ventilated containers present an innovative solution for the UAE’s logistics landscape.

Weather-Resistant Design
The sturdy steel construction of dry-cargo containers can withstand extreme weather, including heavy rain, high winds, and saltwater exposure during sea voyages.

Cost-Effective Transportation Solution
By design, dry shipping containers eliminate cargo repackaging and enable seamless intermodal transfer, minimizing handling costs. Additionally, their robust construction ensures long-term durability and reduces maintenance expenses.

Efficient Loading and Unloading Process
Dry-cargo shipping containers come in standardized sizes, enabling easy alignment with loading equipment and minimizing setup time. The containers’ intermodal compatibility reduces cargo repackaging and optimizes turnaround times.

Ideal for International Shipping
Dry-cargo containers seamlessly transition between various transportation modes, facilitating smooth cross-border logistics. And, their weather-resistant construction protects goods during long overseas voyages that involve crossing multiple borders.

Contribution to Supply Chain Efficiency
Dry containers provide a secure and weather-resistant environment, safeguarding goods from damage and losses and ensuring they reach their destination in optimal condition. Efficient loading and unloading expedites cargo flow and minimizes delays.

Delving into Specifics: Container Dimensions and Weights

What are the Typical Dimensions and Weights of Shipping Containers

When it comes to shipping containers, their dimensions and weights are standardized to facilitate easy handling and stacking during transportation. The most common types of containers are the 20ft and 40ft units, but variations exist to suit different needs. A standard 20ft container typically measures 20 feet in length, 8 feet in width, and 8.6 feet in height, with an internal width of around 7.8 feet. The 40ft containers mirror these dimensions in length and width but often come in a ‘High Cube’ variant, which is 9.6 feet tall, providing additional volume.

The weight of an empty 20ft container is approximately 2,300 kg (5,071 lbs), while a 40ft container weighs around 3,800 kg (8,378 lbs). These weights are crucial for calculating the total load, including the cargo, ensuring compliance with transport regulations and safety standards.

What are the dimensions of a 20ft shipping container

A 20ft shipping container, often referred to as a Twenty-Foot Equivalent Unit (TEU), is a staple in global shipping. Its external dimensions are usually 20 feet in length, 8 feet in width, and 8.6 feet in height. Internally, these containers provide a width of approximately 7.8 feet, a height of 7.9 feet, and a length of around 19.4 feet. The door width is typically 7.8 feet, with a height of 7.5 feet, allowing for easy loading and unloading of cargo.

These dimensions make the 20ft container versatile for a wide range of goods, from consumer products to industrial materials. The precise measurements ensure optimal utilization of space, enhancing the efficiency of cargo transport.

What are the dimensions of a 40ft shipping container

The 40ft shipping container, or Forty-Foot Equivalent Unit (FEU), is another widely used container type in international trade. Its external dimensions are double the length of the TEU, measuring 40 feet in length, while maintaining the standard width of 8 feet and a height of 8.6 feet. The High Cube variant adds an extra foot in height, making it 9.6 feet tall.

Internally, a standard 40ft container offers a length of around 39.5 feet, a width of 7.8 feet, and a height of 7.9 feet. The High Cube version provides an internal height of 8.9 feet, allowing for taller cargo. These dimensions are particularly beneficial for transporting larger volumes of goods, bulky cargo, or items requiring more vertical space.

Types of container

Dry containers

Dry or general-purpose containers are the most commonly used type for storage and transporting a wide range of products. These enclosed steel or aluminum boxes come in standard sizes, such as 20-foot and 40-foot lengths. They provide ample space for non-perishable items like clothing, electronics, furniture, and machinery parts.their waterproof design protects the cargo from external elements during transportation.

Refrigerated containers

Refrigerated containers, or reefers, are essential in preserving perishable goods like fruits, vegetables, meat products, and pharmaceuticals throughout their journey.
Equipped with temperature control systems that maintain specific temperatures (usually between -25°c to +25°c), these specialized units ensure optimal conditions for sensitive commodities susceptible to spoilage due to heat or humidity fluctuations.

Flat racks

Flat racks provide flexibility and capacity when handling oversized or irregularly shaped cargo that cannot fit into standard dry containers. A flat base with collapsible end walls on either side can accommodate heavy equipment such as construction materials or large vehicles by allowing easy loading from above using cranes or other lifting equipment.

Open tops

Open-top containers are similar to dry containers but without a fixed roof, making them ideal for transporting tall or bulky items that cannot be loaded through the doors of regular units. A removable tarpaulin cover and securing ropes protect the cargo from weather elements while providing easy access during the loading and unloading. Typical uses include shipping machinery, timber logs, and large sculptures.

What is the difference between bulk and container shipping

There are several key differences between bulk and container shipping for dry goods. With dry bulk shipping, usually the entire vessel needs to be chartered due to the nature of the cargo. With container shipping, it is possible to secure enough space to ship the required volume for your cargo.

With bulk shipping, there are different types of chartering, so companies with frequent transportation requirements will often opt for long-term chartering solutions. As there are no dedicated vessels for individual bulk shipping commodities, the vessels must be cleaned with utmost care to prevent the contamination of cargo from one shipment to another.

There is also a difference when it comes to loading and unloading dry cargo. With container shipping, customers can take ownership of the container at their warehouse where they can fill it and arrange for the container to be picked up and delivered to the port for loading. with bulk shipping, loading happens directly in the port where the commodity is loaded directly from a truck, or via a conveyor belt.

Similarly, container shipments can be directly loaded from the port onto waiting truck beds or railroad wagons. They can also be stored in the port until they are picked up. Bulk shipments however need to be unloaded from the ship and then reloaded onto a different mode of transportation.

16 risks when shipping in dry cargo containers

Contamination
Foreign materials affect cargo quality and endanger health. Implement strict cleaning protocols and regular inspections of your dry shipping container to mitigate the risk.

Corrosion damage
Moisture and salt lead to corrosion, especially in metal goods. Use proper packaging, desiccants, and corrosion-resistant coatings in dry container logistics to prevent damage.

Documentation errors
Mistakes in shipping documents lead to delays, customs problems, and fines. Carefully review and verify all documentation to ensure smooth clearance processes.

Door malfunction
Broken container doors make it hard to access cargo and cause delays. Regularly maintain and inspect door mechanisms and all dry container specifications to prevent operational disruptions.

Impact damage
Rough handling during loading, unloading, or transportation damages fragile cargo. Sufficient packaging, proper handling procedures, and cargo-securing instruments minimize the damage. SeaRates also recommends you protect your cargo at all stages of transportation. The insurance compensates for financial losses, which are possible both during the transportation process and at the stage of transfer/acceptance of cargo. By booking a shipment at SeaRates, you will receive an explanation of all insurance points that will help you choose an insurance policy.

Incorrect sealing
Poorly sealed dry shipping containers risk cargo security and integrity. Use high-quality seals and conduct checks before shipment to prevent unauthorized access.

Labeling mistakes
Inaccurate or missing labels result in cargo going to the wrong place or incorrect handling. Clear labeling of containers with relevant information is necessary for your efficient logistic operation.

Locking system failure
Faulty locks allow cargo theft or unauthorized access. Regularly maintain and test your locking systems to ensure cargo security during transit.

Misdeclaration of cargo
Incorrect cargo descriptions pose safety risks and violate regulations. Declare cargo contents accurately and transparently to mitigate risks.

Overloading or uneven loading
Exceeding weight limits or uneven weight distribution damages containers’ integrity and stability. Follow weight restrictions and use proper loading practices to prevent accidents.

Pest infestation
Infestation by insects or rodents can damage cargo and spread diseases. Fumigation, pest control measures, and inspection protocols are essential to prevent pest infestation and ensure cargo hygiene.

Water damage
Leaks or water entry injure sensitive cargo and cause mold. Inspect seals, roofs, and walls, and promptly fix any leaks to stop water ingress.

Theft and vandalism
Your containers can be stolen or vandalized leading to financial losses. Consider implementing security measures such as seals, locks, surveillance, and secure storage facilities to deter robbery and safeguard cargo.

Stacking pressure
Too much weight on top of containers crushes or deforms your cargo. Stack containers properly, distribute weight, and use appropriate stacking equipment to mitigate the damage.

Structural weakness
Container defects compromise cargo safety and container integrity. Conduct regular structural inspections and maintenance to address potential issues before they appear.

Vibration damage
Vibration during transport causes an explosion, fire, damage to technical equipment, devices, structures, and other objects, material and environment damage, and also leads to death, injury, and poisoning of people and animals. Proper packaging for fragile and sensitive cargo, cushioning, and securing within containers can minimize the risk of vibration-related damage.

Applications of Dry Containers in Shipping

Transportation of Consumer Goods
Dry containers are widely used to transport consumer goods such as electronics, clothing, toys, and household items. The ability of dry containers to keep products safe and intact during long journeys makes them ideal for shipping goods that require protection from the elements and potential damage.

Industrial and Manufacturing Cargo
In the industrial sector, dry containers are used to transport machinery, tools, and raw materials. The robust nature of these containers ensures that heavy and sometimes delicate industrial goods reach their destination without damage, maintaining the efficiency of supply chains.

Agricultural Products
While dry containers are not suitable for perishable goods, they are often used to transport non-perishable agricultural products such as grains, rice, and pulses. Their weatherproof nature protects these products from moisture and contamination during transit.

Furniture and Home Goods
The shipping of furniture and home goods requires containers that can provide ample space and protection. Dry containers, especially high cube variants, offer the necessary volume and security to transport these often bulky and fragile items safely.

Our Factory

In the area of container leasing, Yizhou Container (Shandong) Co., Ltd. boasts rich resources and a complete service system, capable of meeting the diverse needs of various customers and offering efficient and convenient leasing services. Regarding container sales, the company has earned the trust and support of its customers through high-quality products and a professional sales team. Additionally, the company actively expands into overseas markets, continuously broadening its business scope in an effort to become an industry leader.

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FAQ

Q: How is containerized cargo secured and protected during transportation?

A: Containerized cargo is secured using various methods, such as lashing bars, twist locks, or fastening belts. The containers themselves are designed with robust locking mechanisms for added security.

Q: What are the most common types of containers used for containerized cargo?

A: The most common containers used for containerized cargo are dry, refrigerated, flat racks and open tops.

Q: What are the factors that determine the cost of containerized cargo transportation?

A: The cost of transporting containerized cargo depends on various factors, including distance, type of shipment, container, and fuel prices. All of these factors influence freight rates.

Q: What are the different types of shipping containers?

A: There are two main types of shipping containers: Standard dry containers and special containers. Dry containers come in 10ft, 20ft, 40ft and 40ft high cubes sizes. Special containers include reefers, flat racks, double doors and pallet-wide units.

Q: What is a standard shipping container?

A: A standard container is used to ship dry goods such as clothing, electronics and dry foods. They come in 10ft, 20ft, 40ft and 40ft high cube sizes.

Q: What are the different types of standard containers?

A: There are a few different sizes of standard containers, including 10ft, 20ft and 40ft standard units and 40ft and 45ft high cube options. High cube containers have an extra foot of height to pack in larger loads or taller cargo.

Q: What is the use of dry container?

A: Dry containers are commonly used to transport electronics, textiles, machinery, consumer goods, furniture, automotive parts, building materials, and plastics.

Q: What is the size of a dry container?

A: A 40 'dry container is used for transport of dry cargo, as the name suggests. The inside dimensions of a 40-foot container are a length of 12.03 metres, a width of 2.35 metres and a height of 2.39 metres. The tare weight is 3,750 kilos. The door width is 2.34 metres, while the door height measures 2.28 metres.

Q: How do you keep a container dry?

A: Create Proper Ventilation: Open vents or install new ones to keep air circulating and prevent moisture build-up. Use Desiccants: Place moisture-absorbing materials like silica gel or calcium chloride inside the container to remove dampness.

Q: What is the capacity of a 20-foot dry container?

A: The tare weight is 2,300 kilos. The payload is the maximum loading capacity, and it is 28,200 kg on a 20 'container. The cubic capacity of a 20-foot dry container is 33 cubic metres. As a rule, a 20-foot container has a capacity of 11 EUR pallets of 120 x 80 centimetres each.

Q: How many kg can a container hold?

A: Opting for a 20ft standard dry shipping container gets you a Payload value of up to 28,430kg, with its high cube partner offering 28,250kg. The maximum Payload of a 40ft container is 26,730kg, and a 40ftHC provides 26,590kg.

Q: How to identify container size?

A: The ISO code is usually located below the container number. It's a sequence of four letters or digits. It provides information about the container type and dimensions. The first character of ISO code represents the length of the unit and the second character represents the width or height.

Q: What is the ISO code for a dry container?

A: Dry containers come in 20ft, 40ft, 48ft, 53ft and 40ft high cube (HC). A HC container is 1ft taller than a standard container. The ISO type code for a dry container is XXGX where "G" stands for "general purpose".

Q: What is the purpose of dry storage?

A: Dry storage is a method of conserving temperature and humidity without the need for refrigeration. Although there are no refrigeration engines, temperature control and traceability must be key, especially in areas where there are high levels of humidity and temperatures can exceed 30º Celsius.

Q: What type of container is used for?

A: This cargo freight container type is the same as a dry storage container but without a top. It is generally used for transporting bulk items. Instead of a solid or fixed top or roof, these containers have removable bows. These containers have waterproof tarpaulin tops that can be secured using ropes.

Q: What is a standard dry container?

A: The capacity of a standard container depends on its size. Standard ISO dry containers are 7.8ft (2.3m) in width, 7.9ft (2.3m) in height, and come in two lengths: 20ft (5.9m) and 40ft (12.03m). These are the most popular container types for shipping dry cargo, including machinery, grains, paper and electronics.

Q: How do you calculate container capacity?

A: Multiply the length, width and height of your container to determine the volume available for your items. For instance, from our dimensions above, a 20-foot container would offer approximately 1,173 cubic feet. Measure each individual box, bin, pallet or crate to determine the volume of each shipping unit.

Q: How many tonnes are in a container?

A: The standard shipping container sizes are the 20-foot and 40-foot containers. They can hold up to 28 tons of cargo and 29 tons of cargo respectively, making them best for medium-sized but heavy items such as tools and machinery.

Q: How do you check the age of a container?

A: Age can be determined by checking the manufacturing date on the CSC plate or by looking for other markings on the container itself. This information helps you assess how long the container has been in use and estimate its remaining durability.

Q: What is check digit in container?

A: A check digit is used to detect errors in an intermodal shipping container number. The seventh digit of the container number also known as the check digit, is calculated off of the four letters and six digits of the container number.

Q: What is a container serial number?

A: A six-digit number determined by the container owner that is a unique identifier for the container. Check Digit. The last number of the container number, placed separately for validation purposes. It is always boxed, so it stands out from the other numbers.

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