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Will your frame fit a container?
The freight cost of a heavy weldment steps sharply the moment it leaves the container envelope. Enter your dimensions and find out which side of that line you are on, before you freeze the design.
Reference
The envelopes this tool checks against
| Equipment | Internal L × W × H | Max payload |
|---|---|---|
| 20 ft standard | 5,900 × 2,350 × 2,390 mm | ~28,000 kg |
| 40 ft standard | 12,030 × 2,350 × 2,390 mm | ~26,000 kg |
| 40 ft high cube | 12,030 × 2,350 × 2,690 mm | ~26,000 kg |
| 40 ft flat rack, in-gauge | 12,100 × 2,400 × 2,400 mm | ~40,000 kg |
These are planning values. Actual internal dimensions and payload vary by operator and by individual unit, confirm with your forwarder before committing a design. Oureditorial standards page explains how we handle figures like these.
Background reading:out-of-gauge and breakbulk shipping, and split-and-bolt frame designfor what to do when the answer is "it does not fit".
Over the envelope and not sure what it costs you?
Send the dimensions and the destination port. We will tell you the freight tier, whether splitting it wins, and what the difference is.
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