Thirty-foot containers were originally considered an ISO standard size; however, the size never caught on since it was not easily interchangeable with the common 20' and 40' sizes. Very few American companies used them - the only American 30-footers I know of were a small series owned by CTI. Nowadays these containers are only found in isolated service, mostly in Europe. This gallery is for standard-width (8'-0") 30' containers; extra-wide containers can be found in the European Domestic Container Gallery.
BELU 0036266. A pile of Bell bulk containers. ISO code IE 3482. (Photo by Cor Rood)
EURO 4100426. Another 30' tank container for foodstuffs owned by Europool. (Photo by Cor Rood)
IFFU 3554956. IFF 30' bulk container. Excellent photo showing the specialized chassis for tipping the container back to unload it. (Photo by Nicholas Eagle)
IFFU 3700026. IFF 30' bulk container used in starch powder service. (Photo by Nicholas Eagle)
InBulk 30' bulk container leased to Rugby Cement (carrying fly ash). (Photo by Dean Reilly)
NRCU 3001860. Nedlloyd Road Cargo 30' bulk container. Here's a view of the end. (Photos by Hans Tobbe)
TERU 1000523. 30' long, 8'-0" tall, 8'-0" wide tank container. Owned by Techniruta SA. (Photo by Hans Tobbe)
Van den Bosch 30' tanks. ISO type 32T5. (Photo by Hans Tobbe)
WAUU 3418170. 30' tank container owned by Wauters TankTransport, with "Intermodali" logos. (Photo by Gerald Fresse)
WEMU 9731094. 30' tank container owned by Wemmers. (Photo by Cor Rood)
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