Container specifications refer to standardized container sizes and specifications, which are set to facilitate international cargo transportation and interconnectivity. In international trade and logistics, the standardization of container specifications plays an important role in making the transportation of goods more efficient, safe and convenient.

Container classification:

1, according to the box material: aluminum alloy containers, steel plate containers, fiberboard containers, glass steel containers.

2, according to the size of the specification: At present, the international commonly used dry container (DRYCONTAINER) are: the external size of 20 feet X8 feet X8 feet, referred to as 20 feet container; 40 feet X8 feet X8 feet, referred to as 40 feet container: and 40 feet X9 feet, referred to as 40 feet high cabinet, which has been used more in recent years.

3, according to the use: dry CONTAINER, frozen CONTAINER (REEFER CONTAINER), DRESS HANGER container (DRESS HANGER CONTAINER), open top container (OPENTOP CONTAINER), frame container (FLAT RACK) CONTAINER), TANK CONTAINER.