20′ Standard Dry
- ISO External Dims (L×W×H)
- 6.058 × 2.438 × 2.591 m
- Internal / Usable Dims (L×W×H)
- 5.90 × 2.35 × 2.39 m
- Capacity
- ~33 m³
- Max Gross Weight
- 30,480 kg
- Typical Tare
- ~2,180 kg
- Typical Max Payload
- ~28,300 kg

Our fleet
A full range of container equipment to suit your cargo.
Container specifications
We provide a full range of ISO container equipment to suit your cargo. The table shows typical specifications for one matched international equipment set — the figures for a specific unit are always governed by its CSC safety approval plate.
20′ Standard Dry
40′ Standard Dry
40′ High Cube
20′ Reefer
40′ High Cube Reefer
20′ Open Top
40′ Open Top
20′ Flat Rack
40′ Flat Rack
Important Notice
All specifications shown are typical values for general guidance only. ISO external dimensions apply to ISO Series 1 freight containers. Actual internal dimensions, tare weight, maximum gross weight, and maximum payload may vary depending on the manufacturer, model, container series, and individual CSC safety approval plate. Final cargo acceptance is subject to verified gross mass, cargo weight distribution, road and terminal restrictions, vessel stowage, lashing requirements, and operational approval.
Special cargo equipment
For heavy, oversized, breakbulk, and non-containerized cargo we arrange Mafi roll trailers, carried on RoRo services. Mafi trailers are not ISO containers — dimensions, tare weight, and payload capacity vary according to manufacturer, model, axle configuration, and the individual equipment rating, so specifications are confirmed per unit at booking.
20 ft Mafi Trailer
Compact roll trailer for heavy single units and breakbulk lots.
30 ft Mafi Trailer
Mid-length platform for longer breakbulk and project pieces.
40 ft Mafi Trailer
Full-length roll trailer for long, oversized, and unitized cargo.
Heavy-Duty Mafi Trailer
Reinforced platform for exceptionally heavy project cargo.
Low-Bed Mafi Trailer
Reduced deck height for tall cargo within vessel clearance limits.
Availability and cargo acceptance are subject to cargo weight distribution, terminal limitations, vessel ramp capacity, stowage, and final operational approval. Payload is quoted only after the data plate or manufacturer specification of the offered unit has been verified.
Know your terms
This overview shows where delivery occurs, when risk transfers, which party arranges and pays for the main carriage, and whether the seller must procure cargo insurance under each of the eleven Incoterms® 2020 rules.
Container cargo note: For containerized cargo handed to a carrier at a terminal before vessel loading, FCA, CPT, or CIP will generally be more appropriate than FOB, CFR, or CIF. The sea-only rules are designed for cases where delivery occurs alongside or on board the vessel, such as many bulk or non-containerized shipments.
Important legal notice: This chart is a simplified guide only. The selected Incoterms® rule must be stated together with a precise named place or port and the words “Incoterms® 2020” in the sales contract. Incoterms® rules allocate delivery obligations, costs, and risk between seller and buyer; they do not determine transfer of title, payment terms, product conformity, remedies for breach, or dispute resolution. Refer to the official ICC Incoterms® 2020 rules and obtain professional advice for specific transactions.
Incoterms® is a registered trademark of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). This page is an independent informational summary and is not endorsed by or affiliated with ICC.