A 20-foot Dry Van container is a closed, watertight container used to transport dry goods that do not require temperature control or special ventilation. It can hold up to 11 standard euro-pallets (1200 × 800 mm) in a single layer on the floor without overhanging.

For goods that do not exceed the pallet footprint, a 40-foot High Cube container is a “taller” version of a standard container, typically about 30 cm higher to provide additional volume. It can accommodate up to 24–25 Euro pallets (800 mm × 1200 mm) in a single layer.

A 40-foot Dry Van container can hold, in a single layer, between 24 and 25 Euro pallets (1200 × 800 mm), depending on the configuration and load optimization.

A 40-foot HCPW container allows for efficient loading of up to 30 Euro pallets (1200 × 800 mm) or 25–26 industrial pallets (1000 × 1200 mm). Thanks to its High Cube height and Pallet Wide width, this container maximizes both volume and space optimization for palletized goods transport.

A 45-foot HCPW container combines extended length with a width optimized for pallets and a height greater than standard containers.

Thanks to its increased length and Pallet Wide width, this container allows for transporting more goods while maximizing available space for palletized loading.

Its width accommodates two Euro pallets (1200 × 800 mm) side by side, and its length allows for 6–7 rows, totaling up to 33 Euro pallets or 28–30 industrial pallets (1000 × 1200 mm). The High Cube height also allows stacking of light pallets, optimizing volume for palletized goods transport.

An Open Top container is specifically designed for transporting oversized or bulky goods that cannot be loaded through the standard container doors. Available in 20 feet and 40 feet, it provides full top access via a removable tarp or retractable rigid roof. This container is ideal for machinery, bulk materials, long items, or out-of-gauge cargo. The “open top” design makes loading by crane or from above easy, offering flexibility and convenience for hard-to-handle shipments.

The 20-foot Open Top can hold up to 10 Euro pallets or 8 industrial pallets. The 40-foot Open Top, longer with an internal length of approximately 12 m, maintains the same width and height, and can accommodate up to 20–21 Euro pallets or 16–18 industrial pallets.

A Flat Rack container is ideal for transporting heavy, long, or out-of-gauge cargo. With a solid floor, foldable side walls, and no roof, it allows loading from above or from the sides. Perfect for machinery, vehicles, pipes, or bulky materials, it offers flexibility and security for transporting special cargo.

The 20-foot Flat Rack can hold up to 10 Euro pallets or 8 industrial pallets. The 40-foot Flat Rack, longer with an internal length of approximately 12 m, maintains the same width and height, and can accommodate up to 20 Euro pallets or 16–18 industrial pallets.

The Platform container is an open container with no walls or roof, consisting only of a sturdy floor on which cargo can be loaded. It is designed for transporting out-of-gauge, heavy, or bulky cargo such as machinery, vehicles, or construction materials. Thanks to its open and robust design, this container offers great flexibility for transporting special cargo that cannot be loaded into a standard container.

The 20-foot Platform can hold up to 10 Euro pallets or 8 industrial pallets. The 40-foot Platform, longer with an internal length of approximately 12 m, maintains the same width and can accommodate up to 20–21 Euro pallets or 16–18 industrial pallets.

A Reefer container is a refrigerated container designed for transporting temperature-sensitive goods, such as food products, pharmaceuticals, or chemicals. The 20-foot Reefer can accommodate approximately 25 Euro pallets. The 40-foot Reefer, longer with an internal length of approximately 12 m, maintains the same width and height and can hold around 50 Euro pallets.

These containers provide reliable refrigeration throughout transport, ensuring perishable goods arrive at the desired temperature and in perfect condition.