모듈 하우스 - 컨테이너 표준 규격/ 컨테이너의 종류/ 컨테이너 하우스 (Container Size)

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컨테이너 하우스 알아보기-1 (규격)

1. 컨테이너 하우스 규격

20피트 : 2.4m X 6.0m X 2.9m (높이) - 약 4.5평 * 하이큐브(HC: High Cube 기준) / 일반: 2.59m
40피트 : 2.4m X 12.0m X 2.9m (높이) - 약 9평 * 하이큐브(HC: High Cube 기준) / 일반: 2.59m

* 아래 오른쪽이 High Cube/ 왼쪽이 Standard

2. 20피트/ 40피트 컨테이너 Detail

Containers - Smartbox

Containers - Smartbox

2.1 20' STANDARD CONTAINER

2.2 40' STANDARD CONTAINER

2.3 40' HIGH CUBE CONTAINER

2.4 10' STANDARD CONTAINER

3. 컨테이너 종류

Shipping Container: Types and Dimensions of Shipping Container (boxnbiz.com)

Shipping Container: Types and Dimensions of Shipping Container

3.1 STANDARD CONTAINER/ DRY CONTAINER

It is the commonest type of shipping container dimension used as a standard freight unit for sea transportation. These are not suitable for transporting liquids.
The most common shipping container dimension of the container comes in 20ft and 40ft shipping container sizes that make it perfect for transporting in the sea or land.
The standard shipping container dimensions tend to differ from the model as well as the manufacturer.
On the other hand, high cube containers are another popular standard shipping container type that offers a higher capacity to transport larger cargos.

3.2 REFRIGERATED CONTAINER

Containers are not only used for transporting dry goods but also items that are required to be kept at a proper temperature. These products include food, medication, or electronics stored under accurate temperature that prevents damage. The type of container used for transporting these materials is done through a refrigerated container.

Also known as reefers, refrigerated containers are ideal for goods that require specific temperature regulation. The unique feature of this container is its in-built engine that helps in maintaining the temperature between -25 to +25 degrees Celsius. For maintaining a stable temperature, the containers are connected to a continuous power source guaranteeing consistent thermal performance.

3.3 VENTILATED CONTAINER

A ventilated container is similar to a standard shipping container type. Both types of containers come in a 20ft container size. However, the exception between both is the opening gaps that assist in supplying air inside the container. These containers are used for transporting goods requiring continuous airflow for transporting products like vegetables, coffee, etc.

3.4 TANK CONTAINER

Tank containers are best for transporting food, chemical liquids, and oil. They contain a frame nesting a tank. These are easy to load and best for even flammable contents. They are available in 20ft container size and 40ft container size. A 20-foot container can hold approximately 26,000 litters of liquid, while on the other hand, a 40-foot container is ideal for carrying 48,000 litters.

3.5 FLAT RACK CONTAINER

Flat Rack Containers are the best-known containers for out-of-gauge cargo. They are designed with two side walls. Besides, they do not feature any panelling. The dimension of the container tends to differ based on the model, requirement, and panelling solution. The commonest dimension available includes 20-foot and 40-foot versions like any other ISO container.

3.6 OPEN TOP CONTAINER

An open-top container is similar to that of a flat rack container. The primary feature includes four side panels in addition to a soft tarpaulin top. This makes it possible for transporting bulk cargo. They are the most sought container type used for crane loading from the top of the container or those that contain taller materials.

An open-top container is available in the dimension of 20-foot and 40ft container sizes. They contain similar features and dimensions to those of 1AA and ISO 1CC standards. Besides, the shipping container prices also tends to differ on the basis of its dimension, size and type.

3.7 SIDE DOOR AND DOUBLE DOOR CONTAINER

A side door and double door container are well-suited shipping container types that are made for specific purposes. The primary feature of this container is to access specific pieces of cargo that don’t require offloading the entire container. This type of container comprises a side door that makes it easy to stuff larger pieces of cargo, for example, wood and timber that allow it to stay in place and not roll off from the side.