Tare weight of a 40 foot high cube container is 3910 kgs 8 620lbs.
Cbm per 40 feet hq container.
A number of lashing rings capable of bearing loads of at most 1000 kg are mounted on the front top end rail and bottom cross member and the corner posts.
Hopefully this information will help you determine how much product you can fit into the container.
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A 40 hq container stands for a 40 high cube container.
The internal dimensions are 12 03 x 2 35 x 2 7 meters which equals 76 2 cubic meters.
The loadable volume is slightly less than the total volume in order to allow for loading and unloading of the container.
Cbm for 40 feet container.
A 40 foot high cube shipping container has 2 700 cubic feet or 76 5 cubic meters of volume.
Door opening width of a 40 high cube container is 2340mm 2 340 meter or 7 8 3 or 7 feet 8 3 inches and door opening height of 40 feet high cube container is 2580mm 2 58 meter or 8 05 or 8 feet 05inches tare weight of 40 feet high cube container.
The specifications supplied here are only meant to serve as an example for containers in hapag lloyd s container fleet as containers vary depending on their particular manufacturer.
Please note that dimensions of container can vary as per manufacture implementation we had taken these dimensions to explain cbm calculation for 40 feet container.
The internal dimensions are 12 03 x 2 35 x 2 7 meters which equals 76 2 cubic meters.
One cubic foot equals approximately 0 028 cubic meters so the metric volume of a 40 foot container is 2 560 x 0 028 or about 72 cubic meters cbm.
45ft hq container approximately 78 cbm please note that this calculator is intended only as a quick guide.
A regular 40 foot shipping container has 2 391 cubic feet or 67 7 cubic meters of volume.
High cube containers are for the most part 40 long but are sometimes made as 45 containers.
12000 1000 x 2300 1000 x 2300 1000 63 48 cubic meter here we had divided length width and height by 1000 to convert mm to meter.
A 40 foot container is thus 40 feet x 8 feet x 8 feet or 2 560 cubic feet.
