Description
Combinations
Measurements
Technical Data
FAQs
Description
The 20′ shipping containers can be manufactured with 1 or 2 sets of forklift pockets and 4 vents or more.
The floor is made of wood. We also supply containers with bamboo floor or steel floor if the customer requires.
The containers are manufactured with padlock protection and 4 locking bolts. For customers who require it, we also have containers with 3 bolts and easy opening system.
Dimensions and ratings are subject to small variations depending on the batch.
We also offer customised containers, including your company prefix, logo, colour, etc.
Combinations
Measurements
| LENGTH: | 6.058 mm. | 20’ |
|---|---|---|
| WIDTH: | 2.438 mm. | 8’ |
| HEIGHT: | 2.591 mm. | 8’6’’ |
| TARE: | 30.480 kg. | 67.200 lb |
| CAPACITY: | 33,10 m³ | 1,170 cu ft |
Technical Data
FAQs
- What are the dimensions and capacity of a 20′ container?
Generally, the dimensions of containers are expressed in the Anglo-Saxon system: feet. The measurements of a 20′ container are:
-External: 20′ long x 8′ wide x 8′ and 6′ high.
-Internal: 19′ and 4” long x 7′ and 9” wide x 7′ and 10” high.
In the international metric system, the measurements of a 20-foot container are:
-External: 6.10 metres long x 2.44 metres wide x 2.59 metres high.
-Internal: 5.898 metres long x 2.352 metres wide x 2.393 metres high.
The useful capacity of a 20′ container is 32.6 m3.
- How many square meters is a 20 foot container?
The 20′ container has a surface area of 13,5 m2.
- How many pallets can fit in a 20′ container?
A total of 10 Euro pallets can be stored in a 20′ container, and 20 Euro pallets for a 40′ container.
- Difference between 20′ and 20′ EOD.
The difference between a 20′ and 20′ EOD (Easy Open Door) container is its door opening and closing system.
A 20′ container has 4 locking bars – 2 per door leaf – to make the doors hermetically sealed, whereas a 20’EOD container has 2 bolts on one leaf and 1 bolt on the other leaf.
The tightness of the container is ensured with both systems and both containers are CSC certified.
The EOD “easy open door” system is often used in containers for private use. Its easy opening and closing system is convenient when the container are used on a regular basis.
- The difference between 2F and 4F containers.
The difference between a 2F container and a 4F container is the number of entrances or slots available for moving the load using forklift trucks.
There is the option of manufacturing a 20′ container with 2 forklift pockets or with 4. The 4-stride construction is very useful for handling containers with smaller forklift trucks, provided that the container is being handled empty.
