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This article should reference documents that describe the standard size(s) of the containers. I believe that [[T.E.U.]] is the name of one standard. [[Connex]] or [[CONNEX]] is the name of another standard. | |||
Ten, twenty and forty feet, are, I believe, the standard sizes. To be lifted by the container cranes the containers have standard pairs of holes at each corner. Is there a maximum weight in the standard? | |||
Some containers contain built-in refrigeration or freezing machinery. Others contain toxic material. Confirming whether there are standards for this is important too. [[User:George Swan|George Swan]] 01:49, 6 November 2008 (UTC) | |||
Latest revision as of 20:49, 5 November 2008
to do
This article should reference documents that describe the standard size(s) of the containers. I believe that T.E.U. is the name of one standard. Connex or CONNEX is the name of another standard.
Ten, twenty and forty feet, are, I believe, the standard sizes. To be lifted by the container cranes the containers have standard pairs of holes at each corner. Is there a maximum weight in the standard?
Some containers contain built-in refrigeration or freezing machinery. Others contain toxic material. Confirming whether there are standards for this is important too. George Swan 01:49, 6 November 2008 (UTC)
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