Weight comparison for 40ft shipping containers| Specification | 40ft Dry VanStandard model | 40ft High CubeExtra height |
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| Tare weight | 3,420 kg | 3,600 kg |
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| Payload | 27,060 kg | 28,900 kg |
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| Maximum gross weight | 30,480 kg | 32,500 kg |
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| Compared with standard | Standard reference | Slightly heavier due to the taller construction |
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| Transport considerations | Large size requires extra attention to delivery and access | Extra attention to height and placement clearance |
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| Placement considerations | Level, stable and load-bearing surface | Level surface and sufficient overhead clearance required |
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| Suitable for | High storage and transport capacity | Maximum capacity and extra height |
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| Point to consider | Most common 40ft reference model | More internal space with a higher tare weight |
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40ft Dry Van
Standard model
- Tare weight
- 3,420 kg
- Payload
- 27,060 kg
- Maximum gross weight
- 30,480 kg
- Compared with standard
- Standard reference
- Transport considerations
- Large size requires extra attention to delivery and access
- Placement considerations
- Level, stable and load-bearing surface
- Suitable for
- High storage and transport capacity
- Point to consider
- Most common 40ft reference model
40ft High Cube
Extra height
- Tare weight
- 3,600 kg
- Payload
- 28,900 kg
- Maximum gross weight
- 32,500 kg
- Compared with standard
- Slightly heavier due to the taller construction
- Transport considerations
- Extra attention to height and placement clearance
- Placement considerations
- Level surface and sufficient overhead clearance required
- Suitable for
- Maximum capacity and extra height
- Point to consider
- More internal space with a higher tare weight
Weights may vary slightly by manufacturer, year and model. Always check the specifications of the selected container.