Cargo Shipping Containers - Capacity: Nil Pcs/hr

Cargo shipping containers come in various sizes and types to cater to different needs. Here are some key specifications:

Sizes
- 20 feet: Ideal for smaller shipments or bulk items, with internal dimensions of 5.90m (length) x 2.35m (width) x 2.39m (height)
- 40 feet: Suitable for larger shipments, with internal dimensions of 12.03m (length) x 2.35m (width) x 2.39m (height)
- 10 feet: Used for smaller shipments or items that require less space
- 45 feet: Offers extra space for larger or bulk shipments

Types
- Dry Containers: Standard containers for transporting general cargo, such as electronics, machinery, and consumer goods
- Refrigerated Containers: Designed for perishable goods, like food and pharmaceuticals, that require temperature control
- Flat-Rack Containers: Ideal for oversized or heavy cargo, like machinery and construction equipment
- Open-Top Containers: Suitable for cargo that requires overhead clearance, like tall machinery or equipment
- Insulated Containers: Used for temperature-sensitive products that require a controlled environment
- Tank Containers: Designed for transporting liquids and gases, like chemicals and fuels

Materials
- Galvanized Steel: Corrosion-resistant and durable, often used for shipping containers
- Mild Steel: Strong and cost-effective, commonly used for container construction
- Stainless Steel: Resistant to corrosion and ideal for containers that require high hygiene standards

Capacities
- 10-20 tons: Suitable for smaller shipments or lighter cargo
- 20-30 tons: Ideal for standard shipments or medium-weight cargo
- 30-40 tons: Designed for heavier cargo or bulk shipments

Prices
- 20 feet containers: 1,00,000 to 2,00,000
- 40 feet containers: 1,80,000 to 4,50,000
- Used containers: 95,000 to 1,95,000


Keep in mind that prices may vary depending on the supplier, location, and specifications. It's essential to research and compare prices to find the best option for your needs.