40ft Pallet Wide

40ft Pallet Wide

SCF’s 40ft Pallet Wide container is wide enough to fit two chep pallets side by side to maximise equipment utilisation. Easily fit up to 20 pallets for safe and secure transport. Or 40 pallets by adding our vertical load bars.

Key Features

Tie rails to secure cargo
Lashing rings to secure cargo
SCF custom base arrangement with reinforced floors
40’ Handling points
Reinforced handling points to reduce damage
F-track for freight restraint

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Product Details

Maximise space and minimise freight costs by using a SCF 40ft pallet wide container. Suitable for palletised freight, heavy dense cargo or irregular freight. This container can carry up to 40 pallets with the capacity to load pallets 2 wide and 2 high with the use of the vertical load bar option.

40 pallets not enough? Consider a 48ft Container in 24 pallet or 48 pallet (with vertical load bar option) configurations.

Suitable for transport on road or rail, SCF’s pallet wide containers have been built strong to protect cargo in transit whilst minimising damage.

With our +25 years in intermodal experience, SCF has a range of sizes and variants to provide alternative capacity options to suit your requirements.

Options

Vertical Load Bars
Lightweight Model
Branding

40ft Pallet Wide Dimensions and Weight

Specifications may vary

The cubic capacity of a 40ft pallet wide container is 78m³.

Internal

Length (mm) 12,041

Width (mm) 2,414

Height (mm) 2,695

External

Length (mm) 12,192

Width (mm) 2,462

Height (mm) 2,896

Weight

Tare (kg) 4,670

Payload (kg) 29,330

MGW (kg) 34,000

How is this container delivered?

Side Loader

If your site has limited space around the shipping container’s final position, side loader delivery could be the best option. The container is unloaded between the side loader’s two outrigger feet – about 0.5m from the truck’s side. We use side loaders to transport 20ft and 40ft shipping containers.

Hiab Crane

We use Hiab cranes when there’s not enough space for a side loader or tilt tray – or if your site has other tricky obstacles to manoeuver around (like fences). The crane lifts and then places the shipping container. This method also makes it easy to place containers at an angle, or on raised areas.