Industry-grade visual dimensions, actual container photography, exact cubic capacities, payload thresholds, tare weights, and opening schematics for standard intermodal maritime equipment used globally by major shipping lines.
20' Dry (20DV)33.2 CBM28,200 kg Payload
40' Dry (40DV)67.7 CBM26,700 kg Payload
40' High Cube (40HC)76.4 CBM26,500 kg Payload
45' High Cube (45HC)86.0 CBM27,800 kg Payload
40' Reefer HC (40RH)67.9 CBM-30°C to +30°C Cold
20' Tank ISO (20TK)26,000 LBulk Liquid Cargo
All Container Equipment Specifications10 Units
CSC Verified Dimensions
Container Standards Library Guide
This library is a visual, ISO 6346 / CSC-verified reference of standard intermodal container equipment — internal/external dimensions, door openings, payload and tare weight, and typical use cases for every common box type.
How to Use It:
Use the Search Equipment bar to jump straight to a type (e.g. "40HC", "Reefer", "Open Top", "Tank"), or click a Quick Specs Benchmark badge at the top to filter by category.
Browse the equipment grid — each card shows a schematic, headline CBM capacity, and payload for that container type.
Click any card (or its View Details button) to open the inspection modal with full External/Internal dimensions, Door Opening size, Max Payload, Pallet Configuration, and Tare Weight.
Use Print Spec Sheet inside the inspection modal to generate a clean, printable specification sheet for a container type — useful for booking confirmations or client documentation.
Practical Techniques:
Check the Door Opening dimensions before booking equipment for oversized or machinery cargo — a load can fit the internal cube but still fail to physically pass through the container doors.
Use the Pallet Configuration figure (e.g. how many EUR-pallets a box holds) to decide between a standard 40GP and a 40HC when cargo is palletized but not stackable to full internal height — the extra cube of an HC is wasted if you can't use the height.
Compare Tare Weight against Max Payload when your cargo is dense (metals, stone, machinery) — a heavy load can hit the container's weight limit long before the volume is full, so choosing a lighter-tare unit like a 20DV over a larger box can free up more usable payload.
Cross-check the Reefer temperature range against your commodity's required carrying temperature before booking — reefer units have narrower cargo-worthy volume than dry equipment of the same nominal size due to insulation and airflow clearance.
Keep the printed spec sheets on file for customs and carrier documentation — declared container tare weight is required for accurate VGM (Verified Gross Mass) submissions under the SOLAS container weight verification rule.
40' High Cube Dry (40HC)
ISO Code: 45G1 • 76.4 CBM Capacity
External Size (L×W×H)12.19 × 2.44 × 2.89 m
Internal Size (L×W×H)12.03 × 2.35 × 2.69 m
Door Opening (W×H)2.34 × 2.58 m
Max Payload26,500 kg
Physical Characteristics & Best Use:Description goes here
Pallet Configuration: 25 EUR-PalletsTare Weight: 3,900 kg
Side-by-Side Equipment Comparison
Instant comparison across dimensions, tare weight, and payload limits.
Equipment Type
Internal (L × W × H)
Door Opening (W × H)
Cubic Capacity
Max Payload
Tare Weight
MADA TRADE GLOBAL LOGISTICS
ISO Shipping Container Specification Data Sheet • Ref: SPEC-ISO-40HC
40' HIGH CUBE DRY (40HC)CSC Plate Compliant • Date: August 27, 2026
Equipment Classification:40' High Cube Dry Van ContainerDesigned for voluminous and lightweight commercial cargo.
Cubic & Payload Summary:
Cubic Volume: 76.4 CBM (2,698 CFT)
Max Payload: 26,500 Kg (58,422 lbs)
Parameter
Metric Value
Imperial Value
Operational Loading Notes & CSC Compliance:
Dimensions and payload capacities are standard reference specifications according to ISO 1496-1 and SeaRates benchmark records. Exact tare weight and internal measurements may vary slightly (±1%) by container manufacturer and shipping line fleet batch. Road gross vehicle weight limits (GVW) apply during inland drayage transport.
Verified by: MADA Trade Operations & Logistics Research Desk[ CSC OFFICIAL TECHNICAL CERTIFICATION ]