Види транспортних контейнерів

There are more than 70 different modifications for splitting shipping containers. But for basic orientation, we use the division given below.

Please select the type of shipping container you are interested in below. After clicking on a specific type of image, a detailed menu of possible sizes and dimensions of shipping containers will appear. In addition to the options listed, there are also a number of special modifications and dimensional variants usually produced for a specific purpose.

ABBREVIATIONS used for shipping containers

Below you will find explanations or container abbreviations that will make it easier for you to find your way around the indicated sizes and dimensions.

ABBREVIATION NAME	EXPLANATION	EXAMPLE
size’	size = length in feet (1ft = 0.3048m equivalent)	20’= 20-foot container (20 x 0.3048m = container size is 6.096m)
HC	high cube = higher by approx. 30 cm	The height of a standard 20′ shipping container is approximately 2.59 meters (8 ft 6 in). The HC 20′ container (High Cube) has a higher height than the classic container and is approximately 2.89 meters (9 feet 6 inches). So the height difference between a standard 20′ container and a 20’HC container is 0.3 meters (1 foot).
LC	low cube = lower height by approx. 15 cm	The low cube container has the same length, but is lower. Instead of being 8.5 feet tall, the low cube container is only 8 feet (2.438 meters) tall. This lower height provides an advantage when transporting goods that jump over the standard height restriction or that are less bulky and do not require the full height of a standard container.
DD	double door = double door	A container marked DD has two doors on the narrower side of the container (standard front and back)
PW	pallet wide = inner width approx. 9cm (3 inches) larger, so that 2 Euro pallets can be placed next to each other with the longer side	A Pallet Wide (PW) container is a special type of container that is designed to hold two European pallets side by side. A standard 20′ container has an interior width of approximately 2.35 meters (7 ft 8 in). On the other hand, a 20′ PW container has a larger interior width that reaches approximately 2.44 meters (8 feet). So the difference between a 20′ and a 20’PW container lies in their internal width, where a 20’PW container provides more space for placing pallets next to each other. This is especially useful when transporting goods on European pallets.
SD (OS)	side door = side door from the wider side of the container open side = opening from the side	If there is one opening side door, it is marked as “SD” by default. Sometimes these containers are also referred to as “open side” – opening the side.
Double SD	double side door = opening side doors from both wider sides of the container	Double side door – “double side door” which can be opened from both wider sides of the container
OT	open top = open roof	open roof with tarpaulin cover
HT	hard top = removable fixed roof	the same type as an “open top container”, with the only difference being that the roof is fixed
FR	flat rack = open container from the sides	It is used for loading excessive goods from the sides.
RF	reefer container = freezing or cooling container	Freezing or cooling container.
TANK	tank = tanker	A tank container for placing mostly liquid goods.
SPECIAL	special = special types of containers	Standard modifications on request.
Fold	fold = foldable on all 4 sides	Foldable from all sides.
Camouflage	camouflage = is a camouflage color version of the container	This shipping container camouflage is normally custom made. The client can thus specify specific colors.
DT	drip tray = container with an additional tank for leaks of transported dangerous substances	Drip tray containers have a fixed or separate tank that is located under the container itself and is used to catch and collect leaks of, for example, dangerous chemicals transported in the container. This tank serves to protect the environment and prevent environmental contamination.
Isolated	Isolated = an isolated shipping container	Insulated shipping container.
Tridoor	tridoor = the container is equipped with three doors or entrances	It usually means that the container has one classic narrower opening side. On the other, narrower side, there are so-called additional doors of smaller dimensions
SF	steel floor = iron floor	Iron floor instead of classic.
Half heigh	Half heigh = indicates about 1/2 the height of the container than the standard	Container only about 4.25 feet (1.29 meters) high
Including modifications	Including modifications = including modifications	It is a container of a selected type with additional modifications, such as additional doors, windows, garage doors, etc.
Full side	full side = openable from all sides	The container can be opened completely from all 4 sides.
Bulk	bulk = bulk container	Bulk cargo containers that have three loading hatches in the roof. Each approximately 455mm in diameter. The distance between the hatches (centre to centre) is 1.83 m. There are two unloading hatches on the side of the door, which are sometimes equipped with short unloading tubes to carry bulk cargo.
GP	GP = general purpose	“General Purpose” in the translation of general use. The designation “GP” is usually used for standard shipping containers intended for general use and the carriage of various types of cargo. These containers have regular dimensions and are not equipped with special functions or features. GP containers are the most common type of container and are suitable for transporting most types of cargo.


DRY STORAGE CONTAINER	HIGH CUBE CONTAINER	DOUBLE DOOR CONTAINER	PALLET WIDE CONTAINER	SIDE DOOR CONTAINER	OPEN TOP CONTAINER


HARD TOP CONTAINER	FLAT RACK CONTAINER	REEFER CONTAINER	TANK CONTAINER	SPECIAL CONTAINERS