Inklapbare Kopschotten, Extreme Draagkracht en Maximale Transport-Efficiëntie

Measurements:

External dimensions (LWH):

12192 x 2438 x 2591mm

Internal dimensions (LWH):

11650 x 2374 mm

Weights:

Tare weight:

ca. 5700 - 6100 kg

Payload:

ca. 44000 - 48000 kg

Gross weight:

ca. 50000 kg

Further information:

Volume:

Not Applicable

Lockbox:

No

Floortype:

Wood

Certification:

ISO / CSC / TIR / UIC

Condition:

New / Used

Description:

The 40ft Flushfolding Flatrack Container is the most versatile and efficient solution for the intermodal transport of heavy, oversized, and out-of-gauge cargo. Thanks to its fully collapsible end walls, this container can easily be transformed from a robust loading platform with two upright end walls into a completely flat loading deck.

When folded down, the end walls collapse flush into the floor structure. This enables multiple empty flatracks to be stacked and coupled together into a single compact ISO unit, delivering massive cost savings on empty repositioning via sea vessels or trucks. Unfolded, the heavy-duty CORTEN steel frame with a reinforced hardwood floor offers an immense payload capacity (over 45,000 kg) and numerous certified lashing rings for rock-solid securing of machinery, vehicles, and heavy industrial components.

Advantages:

  • Flush-Folding End Walls: The end walls fold down completely flat into the chassis, making loading from the front, rear, and sides exceptionally easy.
  • Maximum Efficiency for Empty Transport: Built-in twistlocks allow 4 to 5 folded flatracks to be stacked and transported as a single standard 40ft container.
  • Extremely High Point Load & Payload Capacity: Robust chassis with a heavy-duty hardwood floor, designed for the heaviest industrial loads.
  • Numerous Lashing Options: Equipped with dozens of heavy-duty lashing points along the side beams and end walls for optimal cargo securing.
  • Intermodally Certified: Fully approved according to ISO, CSC, and IMDG standards for international sea, rail, and road transport.

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