Usual use: Dry loads: bags, boxes, heat-shrinkable packs, machines, furniture, etc. The reported data are standardized.

A container of 20 feet, can store up to 23,000 kg. Of product, if the volume of the same allows. It is recommended, especially in food products, not to exceed 22,000 kg. Of net load. The indications of payload of each container, as well as its code and identification number are inscribed on its doors.

Usual use: Dry load: it differs from the traditional 40-foot container, because it is higher. (See box below), which gives you more volume capacity but not so weight.

Usual use: Because it is opened by its roof, this type of container is suitable for large loads that can not be loaded by doors, such as machinery, marbles, glass, wood, etc.

Usual use: Están diseñados para cargas de productos a granel. Disponen bocas de carga superiores. Apto para productos químicos, fertilizantes, algunas harinas, azúcar, sal, materiales plásticos en grumos, etc.

Usual use: Difficult to handle loads, metal coils, cables, heavy vehicles, wood, special machinery, etc.

Usual use: 240/5000 Similar to the Open Top (opening above), but in this case its opening is lateral: Suitable for volume loads that can not be charged through conventional doors. Ideal for loading and unloading at railway stations.

Usual use: To transport perishable products such as vegetables, fruits, meats, etc.

Usual use: Similar to the normal Reefer, but with more volume capacity, but not weight.

Usual use: Designed for transporting liquid substances, from hazardous as toxic, corrosive, highly combustible chemicals, as well as oils, milk, beer, wine, mineral water, etc.