Australian Domestic Containers
Just like America, Australia also has a lot of domestic containers. Most are based on standard ISO containers, but the Aussies also have 45', 48' and 53' domestic containers too. These containers have much more extravagant liveries than their American counterparts.
James Koretsky was kind enough to provide this sizeable collection of containers from down under, so all photos are by him unless noted:
20' BHP Steel half-height open top containers (used for steel coils)
20' BHP Steel half-height open top containers
20' CSR Sugar open-side container
20' and 40' FCL dry van containers
20' ICI containers riding on a COFC train (carrying sodium cyanide)
20' MAC Rail open-side containers (also known as SuperPaks)
20' Pacific Direct Line dry van (8'-6" wide, 9'-0" tall). Photo courtesy of Bruce Scott.
20' TNT open-side container and Superpak open-side container
30' Shell container riding in a gondola
40' FCL half-height flat rack containers
40' Interlink dry van containers
40' Intermodal Solutions extra-wide high cube container. Container is 2.5m wide and 9'-10" tall. Photo by Michael Horne.
40' K&S Freighters platform container with load
40' New Idea dry van container (New Idea is an Australian weekly magazine for women)
40' Railex half-height open-side containers
40' Reflex Paper open-side containers
40' Roadways Road N Rail insulated container
40' TNT-Contrans dry van container
40' TNT-Contrans open-side container
40' TNT-Contrans open-side container
40' TNT Freight Services open-side container
40' TNT Freight Services open-side container (right) and dry van container (left)
40' TNT - HoldenWise open-side container
45' K&S Freighters open-side container
48' FCL dry van riding in an Australian double-stack car
48' FCL dry van also riding on a train
48' Refrigerated Rail Way refrigerated container
48' Refrigerated Rail Way refrigerated container
close-up of Carrier refrigeration unit on 48' Refrigerated Rail Way container
53' Boxcar dry van container (photo by Alex Rothwell)
53' Toll extra-height dry van container (photo by Warren McCoy)
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