Standard shipping container
Open-top box: Equipped with horizontal wooden removable floorboards (boards), fitted with a canvas canopy cover, commonly used for transporting entire, heavy or bulky machinery.
Frame boxes: Without tops and sides, they are characterized by loading and unloading from the sides of the container. Primarily designed for overweight cargo, they are also convenient for transporting livestock and unpackaged goods like steel, which can be exempt from outer packaging.
A refrigerated container is a specialized shipping container with excellent insulation and airtightness, designed to maintain specific low temperatures. It features insulated walls and a door fitted with refrigeration equipment, making it suitable for transporting and storing various perishable foods.
Clothing Container: Generally used for hanging clothes, these containers come in two types: rope-hanging and bar-hanging. The feature of this container is that it is equipped with many crossbars on the upper beam inside the box, with several belt buckles, nylon buckle straps, or ropes hanging from each crossbar. Ready-to-wear garments can be directly hung on the buckles or ropes using the hooks on the hangers.