FAQ
FAQ
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 is the One Trip (One-trip Container)
A:Very lightly used containers, appearance close to new.
Q: What is the IICL-A
A:Multiple trip containers less than 3 years old.
Q: What is the IICL-B
A:Containers less than 5 years old, with more trips than IICL-A.
Q: What is the CWO (Cargo Worthy)
A:Structurally sound containers, expectedly suitable for transport with normal signs of use.
Q: What is the WWT
A:Wind and watertight containers, suitable for storage.
Q: What is theAS-IS
A:Sold in current condition with no quality guarantee; condition may vary.
Q:What container types and sizes are available?
A: 20GP=20DV=20DC=20FT=22G1
40GP=40FT=40DV=40DC=42GP=42G1
40HC=40HQ=45GP
20OS=20 Open Side
20RF=20ft Reefer
20RH=20HC Reefer=20RQ
40RF=40ft Reefer
40RH=40HC Reefer= 40RQ= 40HCReefer=45RT
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: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 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 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:Do you supply both brand-new and used containers, and how do you grade their condition (CW / WWT / IICL)?
A: Yes, we support both brand new and used containers
IICL: Institute of International Container Lessons
CW: Cargo Worthy Container
WWT: Water Tight Wind Tight Container
Q: Which container types and sizes are available - dry van, reefer, open top, flat rack, ISO tank, and special containers?
A: All types are available
Q:What is the minimum order quantity, and can a dealer place a trial order for a single unit?
A: 1 unit
Q: What Year-of-Manufacture (YOM) range is typically available for used containers, and can dealers specify a preferred age?
A: 2012+ at this time, and don't accept assign the YOM.
Q: Do you offer both long-term leasing and one-way leasing?
A: Both terms are well.
Q: What payment terms (T/T, L/C) and currencies do you accept?
A: T/T, USD/EUR
Q: Which Chinese ports do you typically ship from?
A: All main ports, Such as Qingdao, Shanghai, Ningbo, Xiamen, Guangzhou, Tianjin/Dalian, and so on.
Q:Can you arrange door-to-door delivery to the dealer's warehouse or directly to the end customer?
A: Door to Door service is accepted in China only.
Q:Can you customize containers with the dealer's own logo, color, or markings?
A: We can customize as per the customer demand with charges.