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This page contains photos of the common types of containers used in intermodal transport today. The purpose of this page is to familiarize viewers with the various types of containers currently in use. This page is designed specifically for intermodal transportation enthusiasts and modelers.
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Last Updated: May 16, 2013.
NEWS: Added some new images in Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Part One contains photos of dry box containers and refrigerated containers. Click the following links to proceed to the image galleries in Part One:
40' Dry Van Containers (Standard Height)
40' Dry Van Containers (High Cube)
If you are searching for other container types, continue on to:
Part Two is a page of other more uncommon types of sea containers like flatracks, tanks, open-tops, etc.
Part Three deals with American domestic containers (28', 45', 48', and 53' sizes).
Part Four is dedicated to non-standard containers and also to other regional domestic containers ("pallet wide" containers, "swap bodies," and so on). Domestic containers from Europe, Canada, Australia, and other places can be found here.
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By visiting this web page, the viewer agrees to the following terms and conditions: This page copyright 2013 by Matt Hannes / The Intermodal Container Web Page. All of the rights to the photos on this page are owned by The Intermodal Container Web Page unless noted. Unauthorized copying or pirating is strictly prohibited. If you would like to use any of these photos on your pages, e-mail me for permission. The owner of this page is in no way affiliated with or endorsed by any of the companies whose equipment is shown.