40' Flatrack High Cube / 40' Platform General Container Information Please note: The specifications supplied here are only meant to serve as an example for containers in Hapag-Lloyd’s container fleet, as containers vary depending on their particular manufacturer. CPT (Carriage Paid to) FOB (Freight on Board) FCA (Free Carrier) DAT (Delivered at Terminal) DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) In our help center, you'll find all the information you need to send an ocean freight shipment such as tips, container and pallet sizes, documents, costs, additional costs, incoterms, customs, taxes, shipping terms, etc. The standard inside dimensions of a shipping container are: 20ft shipping container dimensions are 19.4 ft long and 7.8ft wide. 40ft shipping container dimensions are 39.5ft long and 7.8ft wide. This article features a chart of specifications of various sizes of containers. Also, how these containers have made it easy to ship the goods across Platform container. 2 sizes (in feet): 20' / 40' This container is a platform without side and end-walls; An ideal solution for heavy loads and oversized cargo when the use of a flat rack or open top container is not possible; Ventilated container. 1 size (in feet): 20' A 40-foot container has twice the capacity load of a 20-foot GP shipping container. They can contain a maximum load of 59,660 lbs with a tare weight of 7,540 lbs. The volume measurement of a 40-foot GP shipping container is 2.386 cu ft or 67.6 m³. The 40 feet GP shipping containers are made of sturdy corten steel or other non-corrosive Container Type: Interior Dimensions: Cubic Capacity: Max. Pay Load: Images: 20 Foot (Dry Cargo) L: 5.932m W: 2.350m H: 2.410m: 33.6 CBM 1166 Cu Ft: 18600Kg: 40 Foot A container load describes the maximum amount of cargo that can be loaded into a shipping container. It is determined by the size and weight of the cargo and is usually calculated based on a standard 20-foot or 40-foot shipping container. The size and weight of the cargo will determine how many items can fit comfortably in a container load. In a 20” container – 44,000 lbs (19,958kg) In a 40” container – 44,500 lbs (20,185kg). Shippers must be aware that when factoring in the truck, chassis and container weight, the maximum gross vehicle weight cannot exceed 80,000 lbs (36,287kg), which is the basic legal limit for US highway transport. Even though some states allow higher OWQf4b.