What is the size specification table for sea freight containers?

 Pengso focuses on customizing and implementing logistics solutions for cross-border e-commerce China US dedicated lines, and has a lot of knowledge about the size specifications of sea freight containers. There are two sizes of ordinary shipping containers: 20 feet and 40 feet. The 20 foot container has a capacity of 33 cubic meters and a weight limit of 21 tons; The capacity of 40 feet is 67 cubic meters, with a weight limit of 26 tons.

20 foot container: The content area is 5.69M * 2.13M * 2.18M, the gross weight of the cargo is generally 17.5 tons, and the volume is 24-26 cubic meters.

40 foot container: The content area is 11.8M * 2.13M * 2.18M, the gross weight of the cargo is generally 22 tons, and the volume is 54 cubic meters.

A 40 foot high container with a content area of 11.8M * 2.13M * 2.72M, a gross weight of 22 tons, and a volume of 68 cubic meters.

45 foot high container: The content area is 13.58M * 2.34M * 2.71M, the gross weight of the cargo is generally 29 tons, and the volume is 86 cubic meters.

20 foot open top container: The content area is 5.89M * 2.32M * 2.31M, the gross weight of the cargo is generally 20 tons, and the volume is 31.5 cubic meters.

A 40 foot open top container with a content area of 12.01M * 2.33M * 2.15M, a gross weight of 30.4 tons, and a volume of 65 cubic meters.

20 foot flat bottomed container: with a content area of 5.85M * 2.23M * 2.15M, the gross weight of the cargo is generally 23 tons, and the volume is 28 cubic meters.

40 foot flat bottomed container: with a content area of 12.05M * 2.12M * 1.96M, the gross weight of the cargo is generally 36 tons, and the volume is 50 cubic meters

The size specifications for sea freight containers are as shown. Pengso fully integrates logistics resources such as shipping, ports, warehousing, and trucks, vigorously develops cross-border logistics services, and provides "door-to-door" integrated logistics solutions.