By: | Col André Kritzinger |
Dates: | 2/5/2003 - 2/5/2003 |
Album Info: | Shipping Containers ride trains, ships and lorries all around the planet. They are classified into codes which indicate their size and function. Here are some I've met.
* 10T6: 10-ft hazardous liquid tank container
* 20T6: 20-ft hazardous liquid tank container
* 2265: 20-ft platform, frame & roof container
* 22G1: 20-ft dry container
* 22H1: 20-ft internal heater container
* 22K2: 20-ft foodstuff tank container
* 22P1: 20-ft flat, fixed end walls container
* 22P3: 20-ft flat collapsible container
* 22PP: 20-ft intermodal power pack generator
* 22R1: 20-ft reefer container
* 22T2: 20-ft tank container
* 22T6: 20-ft hazardous liquid tank container
* 22T7: 20-ft gas tank container
* 22T8: 20-ft gas tank container
* 22T9: 20-ft gas tank container
* 22U1: 20-ft open top container
* 22U6: 20-ft hard top container
* 22V0: 20-ft ventilated container
* 22V9: 20-ft ventilated container
* 25R1: 20-ft hi-cube reefer container
* 25U1: 20-ft hi-cube open top container
* 2EG1: 20-ft hi-cube dry container
* 42G1: 40-ft dry container
* 42P1: 40-ft flat container with fixed end walls
* 42P3: 40-ft flat collapsible container
* 42U1: 40-ft open top container
* 45G1: 40-ft hi-cube dry container
* 45R1: 40-ft hi-cube reefer container
* 4EG1: 40-ft hi-cube dry container |