Dry cargo containers are suitable for a wide range of goods, mainly including cultural supplies, daily necessities, medicines, textiles, handicrafts, chemical products, hardware and electrical appliances, electronic machinery, instruments and machine parts, etc. These containers account for 80% of the total number of containers. Almost all goods that are suitable for container transportation in terms of size and weight can be shipped using dry cargo containers, except for frozen goods, live animals and plants.
Dry cargo containers are designed to be suitable for shipping various types of goods, from daily necessities to industrial supplies, covering almost all goods that are not specially required. The fully enclosed structure of this container has a rigid top, side walls, end walls and bottom walls, and a door on at least one end wall, providing good protection and convenient loading and unloading conditions.
In addition, the versatility of dry cargo containers makes them one of the most common types of containers in sea and land transportation. Whether transported by sea or land, dry cargo containers can effectively protect goods while meeting the needs of most cargo transportation.