Shipping Container Lock Box useful industry terminology:
ACEP: Automatic Continuous Examination Programme
AS-IS: This condition should alert the buyer that there might be damage to the container that could be expensive to repair.
CW / Cargo Worthy: This quality of container can be used in containerised export shipments. Cargo worthy containers must meet standards of structural strength and be wind and water tight. Containers meeting IICL 5 standards generally are of a better quality than containers showing as just cargo worthy
CSC: International Convention for Safe Containers (1972), the international agreement for maintaining containers in safe condition, and of the Harmonized Interpretation of the CSC with the International Maritime Organization
CSC Plate: Approval of individual containers may be granted where the Administration, after examination and witnessing of tests, is satisfied that the container meets the requirements of the present Convention; the Administration, when so satisfied, shall notify the applicant in writing of approval and this notification shall entitle him to affix the Safety Approval Plate to such container. Certified inspectors can be sourced at www.shippingcontainersurvey.com
DV / Dry Van: Standard containers simply called Dry Van.
FR or F/R: Flat Rack Container
FOT: Free on truck.
HC / High-Cube / Hi-Cube: Refers to "high-cube" containers that are 9 feet 6 inches high (9'6" / 2.8956 meters)
IMO: International Maritime Organisation
ISO: International Organization for Standardisation
ICS: International Chamber of Shipping
IICL: Institute of International Container Leasers
IICL-5: IICL Guide for Container Equipment Inspection
MGW: Maximum Gross Weight
OT or O/T: Open Top Container
OS: Open Side (curtain side) Container
PES: Periodic Examination System
One Trip: These are new containers that have had one load shipped in them. By allowing a shipper to use the container for a single load, the cost to position a new container into any country is reduced significantly. These savings are passed on to the end user.
SOC: SOC is a Shippers Own Container i.e. you as the shipper own the container rather than using one of the shipping company's containers. Very important that the Shipping Container is CSC plated. See our website www.shippingcontainersurvey.com
WWT or Wind/Water Tight: This conditional information indicates that the container is dry and suitable for storage. Regrettably, some sellers are using temporary repair methods in order to state that the container is "wind and water tight". Be sure to ask about their methods before you purchase many people end up with sub-standard Shipping Containers.
Warranty: Used containers are normally sold without a warranty. The best protection for a buyer is to purchase containers from a reputable supplier. Shipping Container Lock Box offers quality suppliers with a total commitment to customer service. If you have questions or concerns please contact us on the telephone number listed.
AS-IS: This condition should alert the buyer that there might be damage to the container that could be expensive to repair.
CW / Cargo Worthy: This quality of container can be used in containerised export shipments. Cargo worthy containers must meet standards of structural strength and be wind and water tight. Containers meeting IICL 5 standards generally are of a better quality than containers showing as just cargo worthy
CSC: International Convention for Safe Containers (1972), the international agreement for maintaining containers in safe condition, and of the Harmonized Interpretation of the CSC with the International Maritime Organization
CSC Plate: Approval of individual containers may be granted where the Administration, after examination and witnessing of tests, is satisfied that the container meets the requirements of the present Convention; the Administration, when so satisfied, shall notify the applicant in writing of approval and this notification shall entitle him to affix the Safety Approval Plate to such container. Certified inspectors can be sourced at www.shippingcontainersurvey.com
DV / Dry Van: Standard containers simply called Dry Van.
FR or F/R: Flat Rack Container
FOT: Free on truck.
HC / High-Cube / Hi-Cube: Refers to "high-cube" containers that are 9 feet 6 inches high (9'6" / 2.8956 meters)
IMO: International Maritime Organisation
ISO: International Organization for Standardisation
ICS: International Chamber of Shipping
IICL: Institute of International Container Leasers
IICL-5: IICL Guide for Container Equipment Inspection
MGW: Maximum Gross Weight
OT or O/T: Open Top Container
OS: Open Side (curtain side) Container
PES: Periodic Examination System
One Trip: These are new containers that have had one load shipped in them. By allowing a shipper to use the container for a single load, the cost to position a new container into any country is reduced significantly. These savings are passed on to the end user.
SOC: SOC is a Shippers Own Container i.e. you as the shipper own the container rather than using one of the shipping company's containers. Very important that the Shipping Container is CSC plated. See our website www.shippingcontainersurvey.com
WWT or Wind/Water Tight: This conditional information indicates that the container is dry and suitable for storage. Regrettably, some sellers are using temporary repair methods in order to state that the container is "wind and water tight". Be sure to ask about their methods before you purchase many people end up with sub-standard Shipping Containers.
Warranty: Used containers are normally sold without a warranty. The best protection for a buyer is to purchase containers from a reputable supplier. Shipping Container Lock Box offers quality suppliers with a total commitment to customer service. If you have questions or concerns please contact us on the telephone number listed.
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