Amaline
Trade
• available and under order
• containers from 20 to 45 feet
• competitive prices
• sale and rental
Types of sea containers
20' Dry Container
Dry container
A universal container for transporting dry cargo. Ideal for most types of cargo requiring weather protection.
Volume: 33.2 m³
Load capacity: 21,800 kg
20' DC
20' High Cube
High dry cargo container
A tall version of the standard container with increased internal height. Allows for the transportation of large, bulky cargo.
Volume: 35.7 m³
Load capacity: 27,670 kg
20' HC
20' Open Top
Open top container
A container with a removable roof for transporting tall cargo that does not fit into a standard container. Loading from above is performed by crane.
Volume: 33.2 m³
Load capacity: 30,000 kg
20' OT
20' Reefer
20-foot refrigerated truck
Temperature-controlled container for transporting
perishable goods. Maintains
temperatures from -30°C to +30°C.
perishable goods. Maintains
temperatures from -30°C to +30°C.
Volume: 28.0 m3
Load capacity: 23,950 kg
20' RF
20' Flat Rack
20-foot Flat Rack
A platform container without a roof or side walls. For heavy and oversized cargo.
Volume: 27.9 m³
Load capacity: 27,530 kg
20' FR
20' Tank Container
20-foot tank container
A tank container for transporting liquid
chemicals and food products. Complies with safety standards.
chemicals and food products. Complies with safety standards.
Volume: 24.0 m3
Load capacity: 17,780 kg
20' TN
20' Double Door
20-foot with doors on both sides
This special container has two end doors, making it easy to load and unload items such as cars, bicycles and boats.
33.2 m³
Load capacity: 28,200 kg
20' DD
20' Open Side
20-foot container with side doors
A container with side doors. Doors are located on the longer sides. This makes loading and unloading cargo quick and easy, and allows more workers to unload cargo simultaneously.
Volume: 35.0 m3
Load capacity: 27,180 kg
20' OS
20' Bulk Container
20-foot bulk container
It is used for transporting bulk cargo: grain, sand, coal, cement, etc. There are several small hatches on the roof through which loading and unloading of bulk cargo is carried out.
Volume: 33.0 m3
Load capacity: 28,200 kg
20' BK
40' Dry Container
Dry container
A universal container for transporting dry cargo. Ideal for most types of cargo requiring weather protection.
Volume: 66.4 m3
Load capacity: 21,800 kg
40' DC
40' High Cube
High dry cargo container
A tall version of the standard container with increased internal height. Allows for the transportation of large, bulky cargo.
Volume: 71.4 m³
Load capacity: 27,670 kg
40' HC
40' Open Top
Open top container
A container with a removable roof for transporting tall cargo that does not fit into a standard container. Loading from above is performed by crane.
Volume: 66.4 m3
Load capacity: 30,000 kg
40' OT
40' Reefer
40-foot refrigerated truck
Temperature-controlled container for transporting
perishable goods. Maintains
temperatures from -30°C to +30°C.
perishable goods. Maintains
temperatures from -30°C to +30°C.
Volume: 56.0 m3
Load capacity: 23,950 kg
40' RF
40' Flat Rack
40-foot Flat Rack
A platform container without a roof or side walls. For heavy and oversized cargo.
Volume: 55.8 m³
Load capacity: 27,530 kg
40' FR
40' Tank Container
40-foot tank container
A tank container for transporting liquid
chemicals and food products. Complies with safety standards.
chemicals and food products. Complies with safety standards.
Volume: 48.0 m3
Load capacity: 17,780 kg
40' TN
40' Double Door
40-foot with doors on both sides
This special container has two end doors, making it easy to load and unload items such as cars, bicycles and boats.
Volume: 66.4 m3
Load capacity: 28,200 kg
40' DD
40' Open Side
40-foot container with side doors
A container with side doors. Doors are located on the longer sides. This makes loading and unloading cargo quick and easy, and allows more workers to unload cargo simultaneously.
Volume: 70.0 m3
Load capacity: 27,180 kg
40' OS
40' Bulk Container
40-foot bulk container
It is used for transporting bulk cargo: grain, sand, coal, cement, etc. There are several small hatches on the roof through which loading and unloading of bulk cargo is carried out.
Volume: 66.0 m3
Load capacity: 28,200 kg
40' BK
45' Dry Container
Dry container
A universal container for transporting dry cargo. Ideal for most types of cargo requiring weather protection.
Volume: 85.0 m3
Load capacity: 21,800 kg
45' DC
45' High Cube
High dry cargo container
A tall version of the standard container with increased internal height. Allows for the transportation of large, bulky cargo.
Volume: 85.0 m3
Load capacity: 27,670 kg
45' HC
45' Open Top
Open top container
A container with a removable roof for transporting tall cargo that does not fit into a standard container. Loading from above is performed by crane.
Volume: 85.0 m3
Load capacity: 30,000 kg
45' OT
45' Reefer
45-foot refrigerated truck
Temperature-controlled container for transporting
perishable goods. Maintains
temperatures from -30°C to +30°C.
perishable goods. Maintains
temperatures from -30°C to +30°C.
Volume: 85.0 m3
Load capacity: 23,950 kg
45' RF
45' Flat Rack
45-foot Flat Rack
A platform container without a roof or side walls. For heavy and oversized cargo.
Volume: 85.0 m3
Load capacity: 27,530 kg
45' FR
45' Tank Container
45-foot Tank Container
A tank container for transporting liquid
chemicals and food products. Complies with safety standards.
chemicals and food products. Complies with safety standards.
Volume: 85.0 m3
Load capacity: 17,780 kg
45' TN
45' Double Door
45-foot with doors on both sides
This special container has two end doors, making it easy to load and unload items such as cars, bicycles and boats.
Volume: 85.0 m3
Load capacity: 28,200 kg
45' DD
45' Open Side
45-foot container with side doors
A container with side doors. Doors are located on the longer sides. This makes loading and unloading cargo quick and easy, and allows more workers to unload cargo simultaneously.
Volume: 85.0 m3
Load capacity: 27,180 kg
45' OS
45' Bulk Container
45-foot bulk container
It is used for transporting bulk cargo: grain, sand, coal, cement, etc. There are several small hatches on the roof through which loading and unloading of bulk cargo is carried out.
Volume: 85.0 m3
Load capacity: 28,200 kg
45' BK
RAL Color Chart
This RAL color chart is for reference only. There may be color deviations on the computer screen, or other device you use to view this website, and in the image.
What is RAL?
The RAL Color Chart is a number system that standardizes the colors of coatings and paints to industry specifications. This color matching system is mainly used in Europe and was established in the mid-1920s in Germany. The RAL Color Chart established a common color language that helped eliminate misunderstandings when matching colors.
What does RAL stand for?
The acronym RAL stands for “Reichs-Ausschuss für Lieferbedingungen” and translates to Reichs-committee for delivery conditions.
What is the RAL color chart used for?
The RAL Color Chart system has grown over the years. It continues to serve and define colors used in architecture, manufacturing, construction, road safety and signs, and the commercial industry. RAL is mainly used for varnish, powder coatings, and industrial finishes, such as those used on steel shipping containers. Originally consisting of 40 colors, the RAL Color Chart offers over 2000 color choices.
AMALINE — an international company
Our activities are focused in the following countries:
AMALINE
Country List
We are committed to growth and are ready to consider your projects in other countries. We are engaged in direct supply of containers from Europe and Asia, which helps to provide them at lower prices.
Container marking
according to ISO 6346:1995
GP
General Purpose
standard (general purpose, universal) container
DC
Dry Container
dry container, very often used instead of GP
RE / RT / RS / RF
Reefer
refrigerated container
OP
Open Platform
open platform
TC
Tank Container
tank container
HI / HR
Insulated
insulated (thermal, heat-insulated) container
VH
Ventilated
a container with a non-mechanical ventilation system in the lower and upper parts of the cargo space (ventilated container)
UT / OT
Open Top
open-top container
PF / PS / PL
Flat / Platform
container platform
TN / TG / TD
Tank
tank container (bulk container)
BU / BK
Bulk
bulk container
HC / HQ
High Cube
tall, extended height container (height increased by one foot compared to a standard container)
SN
Named Cargo Container
a series of special containers (for transporting cars, livestock, fresh fish, etc.)
PW
Pallet Wide
an extended container width (242–245 cm, allowing for the placement of two standard 120 cm pallets side by side)
AS
Air / Surface Container
air-ground container
Shipping
Container
Information
Classification Society Approval Mark
1
Repair recommendations
2
CSC Data Plate
3
Container Number
4
Check Digit
5
ISO Code
6
Max. Gross weight
7
Tare Weight
8
Max. Payload
9
Internal Cubic Capacity
10
01. CSC Data Plate
Like the identity card. Every container needs a valid CSC plate for international transport.
02. Repair Recommendations
Listed the matters needing attention during the repair.
03. Classification Society Approval Mark
There are more than 10 container classification societies listed on International Code Council (ICC).
04. Container Number
Combines with Owner Prefix: Equipment Identifier: U, and
Serial Number: in 6 digits usually.
Serial Number: in 6 digits usually.
05. Check Digit
1 digit for checking the validation of the container number.
06. ISO Code
ISO 6346 is an international standard covering the coding, identification and marking of intermodal freight containers to standardise the name of the container.
22G1 means 20 ft X 8 ft 6-inch General Purpose Container with passive vents at upper part of the cargo space.
22G1 means 20 ft X 8 ft 6-inch General Purpose Container with passive vents at upper part of the cargo space.
07. Max. Gross Weight
Maximum permitted total weight of a loaded container, including the cargo, packaging, and the container’s own tare weight, as specified on the container’s rating/safety approval plate. Exceeding this limit is unsafe and non-compliant with shipping regulations.
08. Tare Weight
The actual weight of an empty container.
Tare Weight = Max. Gross Weight – Max. Payload
Tare Weight = Max. Gross Weight – Max. Payload
09. Max. Payload
Max. weight that can be packed.
Max. Payload = Max. Gross Weight – Tare Weight
Max. Payload = Max. Gross Weight – Tare Weight
10. Internal Cubic Capacity
Max. volume that can be packed.
