Ahmed Sajjad Hashemy

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

We’ve Imported Some More Stuff!


We’ve just got another container load of goods in to sell! Obviously we’re not telling you exactly what we’re selling, since that’s one of the golden rules in this industry.

“You don’t talk about fight club”

Visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fight_club to learn what Fight Club is.
Basically what we mean is, you don’t tell others what you are selling, else you will end up with unwelcome competition.
Thats a 20 foot shipping container above.
The 20-ft container is the most common container worldwide, but the 40-ft container is increasingly replacing it, particularly since costs tend to be per container and not per foot or ton. Longer container types are also becoming more common, especially in North America. Shorter containers (e.g. 10-ft containers) are rare.
The following table shows the weights and dimensions of the three most common types of containers worldwide. The weights and dimensions quoted below are averages, different manufacture series of the same type of container may vary slightly in actual size and weight.
20′ container40′ container45′ high-cube container
external
dimensions
length19′ 10½”6.058 m40′ 0″12.192 m45′ 0″13.716 m
width8′ 0″2.438 m8′ 0″2.438 m8′ 0″2.438 m
height8′ 6″2.591 m8′ 6″2.591 m9′ 6″2.896 m
interior
dimensions
length18′ 10 5165.758 m39′ 5 456412.032 m44′ 4″13.556 m
width7′ 8 19322.352 m7′ 8 19322.352 m7′ 8 19322.352 m
height7′ 9 57642.385 m7′ 9 57642.385 m8′ 9 15162.698 m
door aperturewidth7′ 8 ⅛″2.343 m7′ 8 ⅛″2.343 m7′ 8 ⅛″2.343 m
height7′ 5 ¾″2.280 m7′ 5 ¾″2.280 m8′ 5 49642.585 m
volume1,169 ft³33.1 m³2,385 ft³67.5 m³3,040 ft³86.1 m³
maximum
gross mass
52,910 lb24,000 kg67,200 lb30,480 kg67,200 lb30,480 kg
empty weight4,850 lb2,200 kg8,380 lb3,800 kg10,580 lb4,800 kg
net load48,060 lb21,800 kg58,820 lb26,680 kg56,620 lb25,680 kg

20-ft, “heavy tested” containers are available for heavy goods (e.g. heavy machinery). These containers allow a maximum weight of 67,200 lb (30,480 kg), an empty weight of 5,290 lb (2,400 kg), and a net load of 61,910 lb (28,080 kg).

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