1： What are the common specifications of international shipping containers?

20 'cabinet (20GP): 5.69x2.13x2.18m in length, width and height, 24-26m3 in volume

40 'cabinet (40GP): length, width and height: 11.8x2.13x2.18m, volume: 54m3

40 foot high cabinet (40HQ): length, width and height: 11.8x2.13x2.72m, volume: 68m3

45 foot high cabinet (45HQ): length, width and height: 13.58x2.34x2.71m, volume: 86m3

2： What are the weights of international shipping containers?

The ISO weight of 2GP empty container is about 2.2 tons, and that of 40GP empty container is about 3.5 tons. The error of 1 ton is about 4 tons of 40HQ empty containers. Because the manufacturers of containers are different, there will be some errors in the weight of containers, but in fact, there is no difference.

3： How many containers can be towed by an international shipping container at a time? What is double back?

Generally speaking, a container trailer can pull one 40 foot cabinet at a time. Double back means that one trailer can pull two 20 foot cabinets at the same time. Compared with pulling a single cabinet, the profit of "double back" two small cabinets is considerable for the trailer company. Therefore, if the cargo owner needs to transport two small containers close to the loading point and the container body back to the site at a time, he may wish to ask the freight forwarder for a double back preferential price.