The platform allows publishing all containers of ISO 6346:1995/Amd 3:2012 that are categorised based on their sizes and types.
Sizes
10′ (2991 mm)
20′ (6068 mm)
30′ (9125 mm)
40′ (12192 mm)
24′ (7315 mm)
24′6″ (7430 mm)
20′ (6068 mm)
30′ (9125 mm)
40′ (12192 mm)
24′ (7315 mm)
24′6″ (7430 mm)
41′ (12500 mm)
43′ (13106 mm)
45′ (13716 mm)
48′ (14630 mm)
49′ (14935 mm)
43′ (13106 mm)
45′ (13716 mm)
48′ (14630 mm)
49′ (14935 mm)
Types
Dry Shipping Container or Dry Cube
Popular ISO dimension types: 22G1; 25G0; 42G1; 45G1; L2G1; L5G1
Dry Container
Double Door Container or Tunnel
Popular ISO dimension types: 22G1; 42G1; 45G1
Double Door
Side Door Container or Open Side
Popular ISO dimension types: 22G2; 42G2; 42G3; 22G3
Side Door
Ventilated Shipping Container
Popular ISO dimension types: 22V0; 22V2; 42V0
Ventilated Container
Popular ISO dimension types: 22B0; 22B1; 22B3; 42B0; 45B3
Bulk Container
Popular ISO dimension types: 22S1; 42S1
Automobile Container
Popular ISO dimension types: 20R0; 22R0; 22R1; 42R0; 45R1; L5R1
Reefer Container
Popular ISO dimension types: 20H0; 22H0; 22H2; 42H0
Insulated Container
Popular ISO dimension types: 20U0; 22U0; 22U1; 42U1
Open Top
Popular ISO dimension types: 22U6; 42U6; 45U6
Hard Open Top
Platform
Popular ISO dimension types: 20P2; 22P1; 22P9; 42P2; 42P8
Flatrack Container
Cistern
Popular ISO dimension types: 22K2; 22K5; 42K7; 22K7
Tank Container
Popular ISO dimension types: AS; A0
Air/Surface Container
Condition
Shipping containers are also classified by their condition:
New
Brand-new containers that have not yet been used for cargo transportation.
Suitable for freight shipment (Used)
An already used container that is still suitable for transporting load. In good condition.
UCIRC
The joint criteria for assessing and fixing containers. It includes the general requirements considering acceptable and unacceptable damages, manufacturing defects, wear and tear, constructive components and overall information about a container.
IICL-5
One of the strictest assessment criteria for used shipping containers.
IICL-6
The one that replaced IICL-5.
New
Brand-new containers that have not yet been used for cargo transportation.
Suitable for freight shipment (Used)
An already used container that is still suitable for transporting load. In good condition.
UCIRC
The joint criteria for assessing and fixing containers. It includes the general requirements considering acceptable and unacceptable damages, manufacturing defects, wear and tear, constructive components and overall information about a container.
IICL-5
One of the strictest assessment criteria for used shipping containers.
IICL-6
The one that replaced IICL-5.
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