Qingdao Leiyue Heavy Industry Co., Ltd.-Professional container production8

There are three series of international container standards, a total of 15 kinds. Among these 15 kinds of containers, which specification is appropriate should be determined according to the specific supply conditions and port conditions of the shipping route and the transportation route, because this has a great relationship with the successful completion of container transportation. Generally speaking, on the route with less cargo volume, the size of the container should not be too large. Of course, it also depends on the density of the goods. If there is a lot of lightly thrown goods in the import and export goods, it is appropriate to use a container with a larger size. In addition, the cooperation with foreign shipping companies and cargo owners should also be taken into consideration when deciding which container to choose. Because, in the international multimodal transport of container cargo, it is very likely to exchange and interoperate with foreign shipping companies. Therefore, it is best to choose the container model widely used in the world. Carrying out the international multimodal transport of containers should be based on the principle of 'door-to-door' transport. Therefore, when choosing container transport, we must pay attention to the conditions of inland transport. Countries and regions with poor transportation conditions can also achieve 'door-to-door' transportation, and can use the 'sub-mother box' transportation method. The sub-mother box transportation method means that the size of the sub box should closely match the size of the mother box, and it is transported by sea. Large international standard containers can be used when transporting, and small containers are used for inland transportation. After the development of container transportation in these countries and regions has matured and the freight volume has increased, the 'door-to-door' transportation of large containers will be gradually improved. In addition, some routes often occur due to the imbalance of the supply of goods between the two ports, resulting in the return of a large number of containers to empty transportation, which will not only reduce the economic benefits of container transportation, but also affect the development of container transportation in severe cases. In order to solve the problem of empty containers For the problem of back transportation, some shipping companies in some countries use collapsible containers (COLLAPSIBLE CONTAINER) on routes with unbalanced supply. After this kind of container is folded, its volume is only 1/4 of the fixed container, that is to say, four After the container is folded, it overlaps to form a fixed volume of international standard container. This method can greatly reduce the loss of cabin capacity when the empty container is returned. When choosing a container, the main consideration is based on the different types, properties, Appropriate boxes should be used for shape, packaging, volume, weight and transportation requirements. First of all, it is necessary to consider whether the goods can be loaded, and secondly, whether it is economically reasonable and whether it meets the transportation conditions required by the goods. Before loading the goods, the container should be It must be strictly inspected. Defective containers may cause damage to the goods in light cases, or cause fatal accidents in the process of transportation, loading and unloading. Therefore, inspection of containers is one of the basic conditions for safe transportation of goods. The consignor, When the carrier, the consignee and other related parties are handed over to each other, in addition to checking the boxes, they should confirm the status of the boxes at the time of handover in written forms such as equipment handover orders. Usually, the inspection of the containers should be done: 1. External Inspection. External inspection refers to the six-sided inspection of the box to see if there is any abnormality such as damage, deformation, cracks, etc. on the outside. If there is, mark the repair site. 2. Internal inspection. Internal inspection is to inspect the inside of the box on six sides. Check whether the box door is in good condition, whether the surrounding of the door is watertight, whether the door lock is complete, and whether the box door can be opened repeatedly. 4. Cleaning inspection. Clean Inspection refers to whether there are any residues, pollutants, rust, odor and water in the box. If it does not meet the requirements, it should be cleaned or even replaced. 5. Inspection of accessories. Inspection of accessories refers to the reinforcement and ring connection of the container. Condition, such as inspection of the struts of flat-frame containers, flat-bed containers and open-top containers.