40' High Cube Shipping Container
The 40′ High Cube (HC) Container from Tradecorp Indonesia has the same length and width as a standard 40ft container but stands 1 foot taller at 9’6″ (2.896 m). This additional height increases its cubic capacity to 76.3 m³, compared to 67.6 m³ for a standard 40ft container. The extra space makes it suitable for transporting or storing bulky, tall, and relatively lightweight cargo.
External Dimension (Length × Width × Height)
12,192 × 2,438 × 2,896 m
Cubic Capacity
76,3 m³
Maximum Gross Weight
30.480 kg
Maximum Payload
26.960 kg
Specifications
| Parameter | Metrik | Imperial |
|---|---|---|
| DIMENSI | ||
| Panjang × Lebar × TinggiLuar (P × L × T) | 12,192 × 2,438 × 2,896 m | 40' × 8' × 9'6" |
| Volume/Kubikasi (CU.CAP) | 76,3 m³ | 2.694 cu.ft |
| BERAT | ||
| Berat Kontainer + Kargo (M.G.W) | 30.480 kg | 67,200 lbs |
| Berat Kontainer (Tare) | 3.520 kg | 7.760 lbs |
| Berat Kargo (Net) | 26.960 kg | 59.440 lbs |
Features
Corner castings
Eight steel fittings located at the top and bottom corners of the container. They serve as connection points for crane lifting, twistlock securing, and container stacking.
Air vents
Small ventilation openings on the side walls that allow air exchange inside the container.
Lashing rings
Securing points inside the container for attaching straps or chains to prevent cargo from shifting during transportation.
Locking bars
Vertical bars on the doors, operated using handles. Turning the handles engages locking mechanisms at the top and bottom to secure the doors to the container frame.
Lockbox
A steel protective cover around the padlock area that restricts direct access to the lock and helps reduce the risk of tampering or forced entry.
Easy-open doors
A door mechanism designed to make opening and closing easier, providing convenient access when loading or unloading cargo.
Forklift pockets
Openings along the bottom of the container that allow forklift forks to be inserted when lifting and moving empty units over short distances, subject to the forklift's rated capacity and applicable lifting requirements.
Applications
Shipping bulky general cargo
Transporting furniture, textiles, electronic products, and carton-packed goods that require additional cargo space.
Additional warehouse space
Providing extra storage for inventory, finished goods, and operational supplies at industrial or commercial facilities.
Temporary project storage
Storing construction materials, spare parts, and work equipment at construction sites, mining operations, or industrial projects, including items that require additional vertical storage space.
Container modifications
Converting the unit into offices, worker accommodation, houses, workshops, or cafés. Modifications can include insulation, ceiling installations, and air conditioning systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What Is the Difference Between a 40' High Cube and a Standard 40ft Container?
The main difference between a 40′ High Cube and a standard 40ft container is their external height. The High Cube unit measures 2.896 m in height, compared to 2.591 m for a standard unit. This additional height increases the cubic capacity to approximately 76.3 m³, compared to 67.6 m³ for a standard unit, providing around 13% more capacity. Their internal heights are approximately 2.70 m and 2.39 m, respectively.
How Many Pallets Can a 40' High Cube Container Hold?
A 40′ High Cube Container can accommodate approximately 24-25 Euro pallets measuring 120 x 80 cm or 20-21 US pallets measuring 40 x 48 inches in a single layer. The pallet capacity per layer is the same as that of a standard 40ft container because both have similar floor areas. However, the additional height provides more room for stacking cargo vertically.
When Should I Choose a High Cube Instead of a Standard Container?
Choose a 40′ High Cube Container for tall or bulky cargo that requires additional loading space. A standard 40ft container is suitable when the cargo fits within its internal height and does not require extra vertical space. Check the maximum payload of each unit before making your selection.
How Much Does a 40' High Cube Shipping Container Cost?
The price of a 40′ High Cube Shipping Container depends on the unit’s condition and stock availability. Contact Tradecorp to request a quotation for purchasing or renting a unit based on your requirements.
Are New and Used Units Available?
Tradecorp offers 40′ High Cube Containers in new (one-trip) and used conditions. Used units are available in different conditions, including Cargo Worthy (CW), Wind and Watertight (WWT), and As Is. Each category has different condition levels and suitability. Contact Tradecorp to check unit availability.
Can a 40' High Cube Container Be Modified?
Yes, a 40′ High Cube Container can be modified into an office, house, worker accommodation facility, workshop, or café according to your requirements. Its additional height also provides more space for installing ceilings, insulation, and air conditioning systems.
Are 40' High Cube Containers Available for Rent?
Tradecorp offers container rental services. Contact our team to confirm the availability of 40′ High Cube units and learn more about rental periods and requirements.
Are 40' High Cube Units Available from Stock and Can I Inspect Them in Person?
Stock availability may change at any time. Contact Tradecorp to confirm availability and arrange a depot visit to inspect the unit in person.
Can a 40' High Cube Container Be Stacked?
Yes, 40′ High Cube Containers can be stacked using twistlocks or suitable container-securing equipment. Stacking limits must comply with the allowable stacking load stated on the CSC Safety Approval Plate and the unit’s actual condition. Structural modifications should also be considered, as they may affect the container’s strength and stacking capacity.
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