40ft High Cube Insulated Container

Description:

• Insulation:

  The container features insulation panels on all sides, including the roof and floor, to minimize temperature fluctuations and maintain a consistent internal environment. 
• Weatherproof & Watertight:

  It’s designed to be weatherproof and watertight, protecting cargo from external elements like rain, wind, and humidity. 
• High Cube:

  The “high cube” designation means it’s taller than a standard 40ft container, providing extra vertical space for taller items or for adding features like a false ceiling. 
• Secure:

  The container has secure cargo doors and is generally burglary-resistant. 
• Material:

  Often constructed with stainless steel and aluminum for durability and corrosion resistance. 

Specifications:

• External Dimensions:

  Typically around 40 feet (12.2 meters) long, 8 feet (2.4 meters) wide, and 9.5 feet (2.9 meters) high. 
• Internal Dimensions:

  Slightly smaller due to the insulation, offering approximately 11,588mm (38ft) long, 2,290mm (7.5ft) wide, and 2,547.5mm (8.4ft) high. 
• Volume:

  The internal volume is typically around 67.6 cubic meters (2,387 cubic feet). 
• Door Opening:

  Provides a wide door opening, usually around 7’6″ wide and 8’4″ high. 
• Weight:

  The tare weight (empty weight) is around 4,150 kg (9,150 lbs), and the maximum gross weight (including cargo) can be up to 30,480 kg (67,200 lbs). 
• Temperature Range:

  While not actively refrigerated, it can maintain temperatures within a range suitable for chilled or temperature-sensitive goods. 
• Flooring:

  Often features T-type aluminum flooring or a flat floor, designed to handle heavy loads and facilitate airflow. 

Applications:

• Storage:

  Ideal for storing temperature-sensitive goods, including food, pharmaceuticals, and other products requiring specific temperature control. 
• Specialized Cargo:

  Used for transporting and storing bulky or oversized cargo that doesn’t fit in standard containers. 
• Construction:

  Used as modular units in construction, creating temporary offices, living quarters, or storage facilities. 
• Other Uses:

  Converted into specialized spaces for various purposes, such as laboratories, hydroponic farms, or even recreational spaces.