40ft High Cube Flatbed Delivery Case Study

We recently received an enquiry from a fuel specialist company, regarding a 40ft high cube container. Our client specialise in heat transfer, separation and fluid handling, and required the container to install a system for thinning sludge.

Container(s)

300

SQ FT

Days In Total

Stoke on Trent

Container Case Study

Our client had a 40ft high cube container with quite a few conversions, making it weigh approximately 6300kgs (approx 6.5 tonne). They had 4 x sets of additional cargo doors fitted, 1 x personnel door and several apertures to allow for the installation of their equipment. Finally the unit was repainted metallic grey RAL9022.

The container had to be delivered inside of a warehouse. The site was completely inaccessible to a hiab vehicle. Luckily, our client was able to lift containers off inside the warehouse, so we were able to go in on a flatbed. The driver had to reverse into the workshop, and the workshop’s engineers carried out the offload with their internal crane and the driver’s chains. The driver had to reverse directly parallel inside the building due to the small amount of space. We put lifting eyes on the container to make it easier for our client to offload.