Transport & Logistics
Built for the Road and the Sea
Freight containers are selected for heavier-duty use — moving goods by truck, rail or ship, not just sitting on a lot.
If you’re shipping cargo, moving equipment between sites, or running your own logistics operation, tell us how the container will be used and we’ll quote units suited to the job.
Specs
Freight Container Specifications
| Spec | 20ft | 40ft |
|---|---|---|
| Exterior (L × W × H) | 20' × 8' × 8'6" | 40' × 8' × 8'6" |
| Max Gross Weight (typical) | ~30,480 kg | ~30,480 kg |
| Tare Weight (typical) | ~2,200 kg | ~3,750 kg |
| Capacity (approx.) | ~33 m³ | ~67 m³ |
| Certification | Ask about CSC plate and survey status on the unit you’re quoted | |
Figures are typical ISO values and vary by manufacturer — the exact rating is stamped on each container’s data plate.
Use Cases
Who Buys Freight Containers
Import & Export
Owning your own container for overseas or domestic shipments.
Trucking & Rail
Intermodal transport between depots, yards and customers.
Industry & Remote Sites
Moving equipment and supplies to mines, camps and project sites.
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