Containerization is a system of intermodal freight / cargo transport using standard ISO containers (known as shipping containers), ITUs (Intermodal Transport Units or isotainers) that can be loaded and sealed intact onto container ships, railroad cars, planes, and trucks.

Containerization of cargoes is widespread worldwide and most all consumer products are now transported by container. Therefore, selection of a suitable container type is fundamental.
We provide LCL and FCL services.

We load containers to and from all major business centers in the world. From straightforward dry boxes to state-of-the-art controlled atmosphere reefers, we have the size and type of container to suit your needs. Your cargo is therefore assured a smooth and safe voyage.

Container Specifications

 

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-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).