Container Load
Enter the carton's external dimensions, and leave the gross weight blank if you do not want a payload limit applied. The max stacking layers above is a per-container cap; each row's own stacking property (fragile, upright only) is chosen in the specification table below — “No stacking” forces that specification down to a single layer. The utilisation rate is used solely for the mixed-load estimate column.
| Spec | Length | Width | Height | Unit | Gross wt. per carton (kg) | Cartons | Stacking | Per container | Row actions |
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3D load view
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Per-spec detail
| Spec | Volume per carton m³ | Gross wt. per carton (kg) | Cartons | Per container | Containers | Limited by |
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All container types
| Container | No-mixing containers | Mixed-load estimate | Average fill rate | Mixed load limited by |
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“No-mixing” is geometrically guaranteed and can be booked as-is; “mixed-load estimate” applies the utilisation rate, and the real count falls between the two.
Orientations
| Orientation | Footprint L×W×H | Along length | Along width | Layers | Cartons per container | Status |
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Along length × along width × layers = cartons per container. The highlighted row is the orientation used. “Will not pass” means that orientation is taller or wider than the loading opening — the door on a dry box, the top opening on an open top, the platform envelope on a flat rack.
Calculation detail
Internal dimensions and payload are common reference values; the real figures vary with tare weight, carrier and destination road limits. Go by the container certificate and your booking confirmation.