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Dazai sat atop one of the many warm, metal shipping containers in the yard. How he had gotten up there was subject to only the knowledge of the past and his boredom within it.

The sun warmed the few parts of his skin which were open to its rays, the rest felt not quite as nice wrapped under bandages. He had, by now in the day shed his black coat Mori had given him some time back in favor of his white button up which he most commonly wore beneath it.

He noticed a girl with pink hair near the area, which was uncommon for anyone to step foot in. Even Mori did not often make his way to the erie yard. Therefore, as any socially unaware teenager would do, he started to approach her, hopping from one shopping container to the top of another until he met her.

“Whatcha doing?” He asked, feigning a polite demeanor with the new person too close to his home.

Weaving her way through the isles of conex boxes, Yuan silently explored the assumed to be deserted yard. Her searching eyes lighting up in delight as they occasionally landed on a grounded pigeon or stray cat, always pausing to crouch down and coo affectionate murmurs to the creatures.

She continued to wander through the foreign place, kicking along a discarded tin can that she had found among the scattered trash, the harsh rattle echoed around the yard, followed by each scuff of her sneakers against the dirt.

Completely absorbed in her very complex and skillful game of kick-the-trash, she failed to notice the loud thuds of someone approaching, and it wasn’t until he spoke that she was startled back into reality. 

“Nuthin’,” She responded with furrowed brows, skeptical of the uncanny boy.

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Among those from other state and federal agencies, CSB [Chemical Safety Board] representatives were at the MRR Philippi, West Virginia, facility on June 20, 2017, to conduct interviews related to the investigation of the May 24, 2017, incident. After arriving on site, MRR counsel informed CSB investigators that MRR planned to drain the remaining MP odorizers. [...] When asked by a representative from a state agency why SPSI thought this operation would be safe – given that a similar approach to draining the MP odorizer had resulted in the May 24, 2017, explosion – the SPSI manager asserted, “If our science is right, this will be fine.” Unable to directly engage SPSI about the safety issues regarding its plan and lacking confidence that MRR or SPSI understood either the cause of the May 24, 2017 incident or the full range of possible reactive chemistry involved, CSB investigators took shelter behind a shipping container (conex box) located behind a building more than 150 feet away from the SPSI operation. [...] Based on surveillance video, the MP odorizer exploded less than five minutes after the draining operation had begun (Figure 15 and Figure 16). A portion of the MP chamber struck and fatally injured the field supervisor. Figure 15 shows still frames of the explosion from a security video.

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Franken-Bird: USAF wants to turn two damaged F-35s into an operational jet

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 12/05/2023 - 23:15 in Military

F-35 maintenance specialists are at Hill Air Base, Utah, taking on a seemingly impossible task - to unite two aircraft damaged by accidents into a restored and fully operational F-35A Lightning II.

Led by the Joint Program Office (JPO) F-35, the project requires a "dream team" of exceptionally qualified individuals from the JPO, the 388ª Fighter Wing, the Ogden Air Logistics Complex and Lockheed Martin.

“This is the first time in the F-35 program and a very interesting project,” said Dan Santos, heavy maintenance manager of the F-35 JPO.

After researching feasibility, the F-35 JPO, working with the 388ª Fighter Wing, chose to rebuild the AF-211, an aircraft that had a landing gear collapse and landed with its nose in June 2020.

The nose section of this aircraft is being replaced by the undamaged nose of the AF-27, an F-35 that suffered a serious engine fire at Eglin Air Base, Florida, in 2014, and is now serving as a USAF Air Battle Repair and Damage coach in Hill.

In recent years, the F-35 JPO has sought new opportunities to reuse parts and usable systems of damaged F-35 aircraft, for continuous use and benefit for the maintenance and operations of the F-35.

AF-27 jet that caught fire on the ground.

Based on the experience gained in several recent aircraft rescue and reuse projects - including the installation of the first F-35 maintainer training center using recovered aircraft sections, as well as the partial restoration of a recovered F-35 fuselage for use as an ABDR Trainer - the F-35 JPO is now taking a step forward.

The F-35 JPO took advantage of this newly created network of qualified professionals, resources and facilities, all located at Hill Air Base, to carry out the "Franken-bird" project.

The Ogden Air Logistics Complex played a significant role in providing hangar space and heavy equipment for the project, Santos said.

Front of a crashed F-35 being used for training.

"It takes a team for this type of enterprise to be successful," said Santos. "I am very impressed by the collaborative efforts of the various agencies of Hill Air Base, working together to make this happen.

Along with Lockheed Martin, the F-35 Joint Program Office and the 388ª Fighter Wing, several units of the Ogden Air Logistics Complex, including the 570º Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, 576º Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, 809º Maintenance Support Squadron and 309º Expeditionary Depot Maintenance Squadron, are among the multiple units that provide direct support.

Keith White, a contracting officer of the 388ª Fighter Wing, said that although the jet is owned by the wing, it is still part of an F-35 JPO contract, and Lockheed is the contractor responsible for the work.

Burnt rear of an F-35 being used for ground emergency team training.

“Work began on the viability of this project in January 2020, when the F-35 JPO came to us because we had already completed the large damage restoration projects for the F-22,” said Scott Taylor, chief mechanical engineer at Lockheed Martin.

However, unlike previous projects, Taylor said that this initiative stands out due to its meticulous documentation, which will be used to establish standardized F-35 procedures that can be perfectly integrated into routine operations in the future.

“All sections of the aircraft can be uncoupled and re-coupled theoretically, but this has never been done before,” Taylor said. "This is the first F-35 'Franken-bird' to date. That's history."

To complete the work on site in Hill, entirely new and exclusive specialized tools, accessories and equipment have been designed and built, specifically adapted for mobility. These have potential future uses abroad.

“We design versatile tools that fit perfectly in a Conex box, making them transportable to various locations, including areas of advanced operation,” Taylor said.

These new mobile accessories achieve the same results as large automated and stationary manufacturing jigs at the F-35 plant in Fort Worth, Texas, but with a new approach. The additional capacity will benefit the entire F-35 program.

“The F-35 program is still young compared to all legacy fuselages,” said Dave Myers, chief engineer of the F-35 JPO's Lightning support team. process with which we can move forward.”

This project is currently several months in advance and is due in March 2025.

"This project will not only return a combat resource to the combatant, but will also open the door for the repair of future crashed aircraft using tools, equipment, techniques and knowledge that have been developed," said Santos.

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The slow season is fast approaching at my job. Last year was so slow I was bringing my Xbox controller to work and playing games on my phone like every day. There were so many days where I got paid to sit around and play video games and do no work what-so-ever. But we get paid for all of it lol I’m kinda looking forward too it. This summer has been a non-stop flurry of chaos work wise. Hopefully for my birthday this year I’m not 12ft up in the air in a blizzard trying to put massive sheets of glass in a stupid lifted conex box like last year. No guard rails, nothing to stand on but like 3 feet of sheet metal covered in ice, all while carrying massive sheets of glass with no one else around.

You can’t really tell in the photo but I’m high enough off the ground to be critically injured if I were to fall. Not only is no one else around, but I was miles from civilization in any capacity, an ambulance probably couldn’t have found me even if I was able to call them lmao I was in the ass-end of the shittiest steel mill in Iowa. AND IT WAS MY BIRTHDAY >:( LOOK AT THAT FUCKING SHEET OF ICE I CANT BELIEVE I DIDN’T JUST FUCKING LEAVE

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10 Creative Uses for Conex Boxes in Your Storage Needs

For a range of storage requirements, Conex Box Storage provides a robust and adaptable solution. Here are some innovative ways to get the most of Conex Box Storage for both personal and professional use.

Home Storage Units: Transform your backyard by using Conex Box Storage as an additional shed for gardening tools or seasonal decorations.

Office Storage: Secure important documents and office equipment using Conex Box Storage as a secure, on-site storage solution.

Workshop Space: Create a small workshop for your projects using this neat Conex Box storage unit.

Mobile Retail Storage: If you run a pop-up store, Conex Box Storage can act as a mobile storage unit for your inventory.

Agricultural Storage: Farmers can safely store equipment, feed and supplies at Conex Box Storage.

Event Equipment Storage: Efficiently store tents, chairs, and event equipment with Conex Box Storage.

Construction site storage: Conex Box Storage is ideal for construction materials and tools. Allows easy access to the location

Boat or Vehicle Storage: Use Conex Box Storage for secure vehicle or boat storage.

Emergency Supplies: Store emergency supplies in the Conex Box storage box for quick access.

Art Studio: Turn Conex Box Storage into a creative space for your art projects.

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Guide to Buying Shipping Containers for Sale

Guide to Buying Shipping Containers for Sale

Guide to Shipping Containers

Shipping containers have revolutionized the way goods are transported across the world. These large metal boxes, which come in standard sizes, have made it easier and more cost-effective to move goods by sea, land, and air. In this article, we will take a closer look at shipping containers, their history, uses, and the impact they have had on global trade.

History of Shipping Containers

The history of shipping containers dates back to the early 20th century when the need for more efficient ways to transport goods across long distances was increasing. In 1955, the first standardized shipping container was introduced by an American trucking entrepreneur named Malcolm McLean. McLean was looking for ways to reduce the time and cost of loading and unloading cargo from ships, and he realized that using containers that could be loaded directly onto ships could be the answer.

McLean's idea was initially met with skepticism, but he persevered and established a company called Sea-Land Service to develop and promote the use of standardized containers. By the 1960s, containerization had become a widely accepted practice in the shipping industry, and it has since become the most common method of moving goods around the world.

Uses of Shipping Containers

Shipping containers have a wide range of uses beyond just transporting goods. One of the most popular uses is for housing. The sturdy metal construction and modular design of shipping containers make them ideal for creating affordable and sustainable homes. Architects and builders have been using shipping containers to create everything from single-family homes to multi-unit apartment buildings and even office spaces.

Another popular use for shipping containers is for storage. Shipping containers are weather-resistant and secure, making them a great option for storing items such as tools, equipment, and vehicles. They are also commonly used for temporary storage during construction projects or as a portable storage unit for businesses.

Shipping containers are also used for pop-up shops and restaurants. The modular design of shipping containers allows them to be easily transported and set up in various locations. This makes them a popular option for businesses that want to create a unique and mobile storefront.

Impact of Shipping Containers on Global Trade

The use of shipping containers has had a significant impact on global trade. Prior to the introduction of containerization, goods were transported in a variety of ways, including loose in the hold of a ship, in sacks or boxes, or on pallets. This made loading and unloading slow and labor-intensive, and it often resulted in damage to the cargo.

With the introduction of standardized shipping containers, loading and unloading became much faster and more efficient. The containers could be easily moved from ship to truck to train without the need for unpacking and repacking. This reduced the time and cost of transporting goods, making it possible to move larger volumes of cargo at a lower cost.

Shipping Containers are the cargo containers that allow goods to be stored for transport in trucks, trains and boats, making intermodal transport possible.  They are typically used to transport heavy materials or palletized goods.  Shipping Containers are used to protect transported cargo from shock and bad weather conditions, as well as keep storage products intact. They were first used in the 1950s and were initially developed for the purpose of commercial shipping.

Shipping containers are also referred to as, ISO container, conex box, railroad container, intermodal container and certain truck trailers. This industry term refers to the International Standards Organization (ISO), the largest developer of international standards and the organization that developed the standard dimension specifications for steel shipping containers used worldwide.

The design of the ISO standard containers allows for intermodal shipping, which is the movement of containers from one mode of transport to another, like ship, rail, or truck, without the need of having to load and unload, and reload its contents.

Shipping Containers are used to protect transported cargo from shock and bad weather conditions, as well as keep storage products intact. They were first used in the 1950s and were initially developed for the purpose of commercial shipping container transport.

Depending on the type of product that is going to be sent, the Shipping Container can vary in dimension, structure, material, etc. Characteristics of these shipping containers were later standardized, something that expedited transport without the need to load and unload the merchandise along the way.

Buying a Shipping Container for Sale

Purchasing shipping containers is a popular option for individuals and businesses alike. These sturdy metal boxes are designed for transporting goods by sea or land and are well-known for their durability, resistance to the elements, and security features.

One of the most significant advantages of buying shipping containers is their versatility. They can be used for a wide range of purposes, from storage sheds and workshops to temporary offices and living spaces. Many people also opt to convert shipping containers into tiny homes or vacation homes, taking advantage of their modular design and portability.

When considering purchasing a shipping container, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, it's essential to think about the size of the container you'll need. Shipping containers come in a variety of sizes, with the most common being 10 feet, 20 feet, and 40 feet. Consider the purpose of the container and the amount of space you'll need to ensure that you choose the right size.

It's also crucial to think about the condition of the container. Used shipping containers are widely available and can be purchased at a lower price than new containers. However, it's essential to inspect the container thoroughly before buying to ensure that it's in good condition and free of any damage that could compromise its structural integrity.

Another factor to consider is the location of the container. If you plan to use the container for storage on your property, you'll need to make sure that you have enough space to accommodate it. Additionally, if you're planning to transport the container, you'll need to arrange for transportation and make sure that you have the necessary permits and approvals.

There are different types of Shipping Containers for different types of transportation:

Common Types of Shipping Containers

Shipping Containers are another name for the conex boxes most used on the market.  Shipping Containers are typically suitable for any type of dry cargo: pallets, boxes, bags, machines, furniture, etc.

Shipping containers come in different types and sizes, each designed for specific purposes. The most common types are:

Dry Containers: These are standard containers that are used to transport dry goods such as electronics, clothing, and furniture.

Reefer Containers: These are insulated containers that are used to transport perishable goods such as fruits, vegetables, and pharmaceuticals. They have built-in refrigeration units that keep the cargo at a specific temperature.

Flat Rack Containers: These containers are used to transport oversized cargo such as machinery, vehicles, and construction materials. They have collapsible sides that make loading and unloading easier.

Open Top Containers: These containers are designed to transport goods that are too tall to fit in a standard container. They have a removable roof that allows for top loading.

Tank Containers: These are used to transport liquids and gases such as chemicals, fuels, and food products. They are built with a cylindrical shape and are often used for hazardous materials.

Dry Storage Shipping Containers are your typical standard shipping containers.  Basic construction is made of steel, and hermetically sealed, without cooling or ventilation.  Sizes typically come in 20 ‘, 40’ or 40 ‘High Cube.  The High Cube category facilitates an increase of 13% of the internal cubic capacity and can handle the heaviest loads (coal, tobacco, etc.)

Refrigerated Shipping Container

Reefer Shipping Containers provide a temperature controlled environment. They have a power supply that connects to energy sources during transport. This allows the products to be transported at a constant temperature throughout the journey. They have the possibility to lower temperature from -18 ° to 30 °.  There are 20 and 40 foot models, in addition to the High Cube.

This type of Shipping Container is especially recommended for transporting food or products that need a low storage temperature.

Open Top Shipping Container

Open Top Shipping Container have the same measurements as the standard containers, but are open at the top because they have a removable canvas roof.  These containers facilitate the transport of bulky loads.

Flat Rack Shipping Container

Flat Rack Shipping Containers are like the Open Top, but also lack side walls and even, in some cases, front and rear walls. They are used for atypical loads and pay supplements in the same way as Open Top.

Open Side Shipping Container

Open Side Shipping Containers have the same measurements as standard containers; 20 or 40 feet, with the difference that they have a side opening. This allows for transporting very long merchandise, whose dimensions prevent it from being loaded by the back door.

Tank Shipping Container

Tank Shipping Containers are used for the liquid transport and made to carry dangerous as toxic, corrosive, highly combustible chemicals, as well as oil, milk, beers, wine, mineral water, etc. They have the same dimensions as a Dry Shipping Containers, but their structure is different, as they include a polyethylene tank inside.

Ventilated Shipping Containers

Ventilated Shipping Containers are made for transporting products such as coffee or cocoa beans, which must be ventilated in transit; sometimes these units are called “coffee containers”.

Shipping Container Dimensions

Shipping containers come in a range of sizes, each with its own standard dimensions. These metal boxes are commonly used for the transportation of goods across oceans and continents, making them an essential part of the global economy.

The most common shipping container sizes are 10 feet, 20 feet, and 40 feet in length. Standard shipping container widths are 8 feet, and the height is typically 8 feet 6 inches. These dimensions are set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), which is responsible for the development of international standards.

The 10-foot shipping container is the smallest and least commonly used container size. This size is ideal for those in need of a small storage unit, and it can be easily transported via truck or train.

The 20-foot shipping container is the most commonly used container size, and it is suitable for various purposes such as storage or transportation of goods. This size is easy to transport, and it can hold a significant amount of cargo.

The 40-foot shipping container is the largest and most spacious container size available. It is ideal for shipping large volumes of goods or for use as a storage unit for oversized equipment or machinery.

In addition to the standard sizes mentioned above, there are other non-standard shipping container sizes available. These containers are typically custom-made to suit specific requirements, and they can be used for various purposes such as pop-up shops or mobile offices.

It is important to note that shipping container dimensions may vary slightly depending on the manufacturer. Therefore, it is crucial to confirm the container's exact dimensions before making any purchase or transportation arrangements.

Shipping Container Door Diagram and Troubleshooting

Now we are going to run through the essential parts of a shipping container.

For a door to work, you need hinges. Pins hold the shipping container's hinges together through a barrel.  In certain cases when doors are difficult to open, hinge pins and blades may be seized due to corrosion.  Each door is fitted with 2 to 4 vertical lock rods to enable opening, closing and locking of the doors.

The door handle rotates the lockbar to initiate the door opening process by forcing the cams out of their keepers. Each door handle has a door locking handle retainer that slides over the door handle when in locked position.

At the end of each lock rod is a cam welded in place which engages with knuckles, also known as cam keepers. The action of engaging the cams to the keepers forms an anti-racking function.  In certain cases, often unfortunately too many, contents of the shipping container may have shifted causing shipping container doors and lockrods to warp. 

When opening a shipping container, start with the right hand door first. Swivel the handles, engage the cams and keepers, and twist both door handles.  Closing the doors is just a reverse of this process.

The lock box is a steel box welded to the right hand door which overlaps a staple welded to the left hand door. A padlock, normally CISA type 285 66 can then be attached inside the lock box through the staple and is then protected from direct attack, hindering attempts to gain entry to the container.

ISO markings and a consolidated data plate allow worldwide intermodal transport and are updated as necessary. Take note that customs authorities in some countries may also have their own container seal regulations as part of their national security.

Rubber gaskets are fitted to the container doors during the manufacturing process and prevent water ingress. Door gaskets are designed to present two or more fins against the structure or adjacent door. These are generally flexible but when the gasket is damaged, they may become stiff thus jamming the door closed, or preventing it from being closed.

Doors

Two door leaves are fabricated from two vertical rolled hollow sections and 2 horizontal c section members. The frame is infilled with corrugated steel paneling.

These are normally attached to the rear corner posts each with four drop forged steel hinge blades. The blades allow 270 degree opening which allow the doors to swing back against the container side wall.

(Cargo may shift during transit. Look at the container to make sure that the doors are aligned and level, both top and bottom.  In cases where the container frame is racked and the door gear will not operate correctly.)

Lockbox

The lock box is a steel box welded to the right hand door which overlaps a staple welded to the left hand door. A padlock, normally type CISA type 285 66 can then be attached inside the lock box through the staple and is then protected from direct attack, hindering attempts to gain entry to the container.

Lockrods, cam keepers, handles

Each door is fitted with 2-4 vertical lock rods to enable opening, closing and locking of the doors.

At the end of each lock rod (top and bottom) is a cam welded in place which engages with knuckles, also known as cam keepers.

The action of engaging the cams to the keepers forms an anti-racking function.

(In certain cases, often unfortunately too many, contents of the shipping container may have shifted, or containers even dropped, causing shipping container doors and lockrods to warp)

The door handle rotates the lockbar to initiates the door opening process by forcing the cams out of their keepers.  Each door handle has a door locking handle retainer that slides over the door handle when in locked position.

Rubber gaskets

Rubber gaskets are fitted to the container doors during the manufacturing process and prevent water ingress.

(Door gaskets are designed to present two or more fins against the structure or adjacent door. These are generally flexible but when the gasket is damaged, they may become hard or blocked thus jamming the door closed, or preventing it being closed.)

ISO markings and CSC plate

ISO markings and a consolidated data plate allow worldwide intermodal transport when left in place and updated as necessary.

Hinge pins

Of course for a door to work, you need hinges.

(In certain cases when doors are difficult to open, hinge pins and blade are seized due to corrosion.)

Choosing the Right Company for Buying a Shipping Container

When doing research in finding the right Shipping Container, follow some of these tips:

Research Online

Choose which companies have a good track record of excellence and reputation.  Read reviews and what other customers have to say.

Check for Availability

If you are shipping from various locations, check for availability if containers can be delivered to your required areas.

Check for Best Pricing

If money matters, you can find used container resellers online that might be able to offer half the price on used containers.

Check for Good Customer Service

If you plan to order often, you might want to check for good customer service.  Ask potential container companies a question through email or their online customer service. See how fast they respond.

Check for Warranty

Check with companies to see if they offer any warranties or buy back or trade in plans.

There are millions of Shipping Containers in use around the world, and a lucky few get a second life as repurposed shipping container structures. While they look a bit plain and boxy to the untrained eye, shipping containers play a critical role in our lives, whether embarking on ocean crossings to deliver the goods we use every day or venturing into a second life as a container structure.

Here are Some Fascinating Facts about Shipping Containers

Shipping Containers can be safely stacked nine-high.

Well-maintained Shipping Containers hold 759, of their original value for 25+ years.

There are over 37 million Shipping Containers in use around the world.

A Shipping Container floor can hold up 55,000 lb. of goods without warping.

Shipping Container flooring is made of 1-1/8” marine grade plywood.

Most Shipping Containers are 20 feet or 40-feet long.

Shipping Containers are made of 16-gauge corten steel.

Common container modifications include: personnel doors, windows flooring, shelving, work stations, insulation, climate control & even restrooms.

Fun Ways to Use Shipping Containers

Shipping Containers are not just used for cargo these days. There are many innovative and imaginative uses you may like to consider.

Here are few ideas of how shipping containers have been used for modern, cost effective buildings.

Homes

The trend to build cost-effective homes from recycled shipping containers started in USA and has reached Australia.

Art Galleries

Architect, Tomokaza Hayakawa designed an art gallery in Japan using two shipping containers stacked on each other.

Drive-Thru Coffee

Starbucks in Washington have used four old shipping containers to create an architect designed drive-thru store.

Cafes

A cafe in Footscray (Melbourne) called Rudimentary has been built using three 40-foot shipping containers.

Polar Stations

India has built a Polar Station in Antarctica using 134 shipping containers. They cover three floors and are well insulated for the weather conditions.

A well-maintained Shipping Container can hold 75% of their original value for 25+ years. Every day, container ships transport goods all over the world on the international seas.

Shipping Container Opening and Closing Tool

Shipping containers often take a beating, traveling around the world, being exposed to freezing conditions and rust due to seawater or when the frost has melted.

During the cold season, and in freezing parts of the world, our shipping container tool can benefit the opening and closing of frozen shipping container doors and hard to open or rusted containers.

Injuries often occur as a result of personnel trying to open and close difficult container doors, and often are the result of inappropriate techniques being used to open them.

To aid in opening and closing shipping container doors, we introduce OPNBar.

A Shipping Container (also known as Intermodal Container, ISO Container,Railroad Container, and certain Truck Trailers)  is a large standardized shipping container, designed and built for intermodal freight transport.   Shipping Containers can be used across different modes of transport.  They can go from ship to rail to truck, without unloading and reloading their cargo.

The metal doors on the shipping containers on these containers are standardized.  Shipping Containers use the same type and style of doors and locking bars, which our tool can be used.

Lengths are as follows: 20′, 40′, 45′, 48′, 50′, 53′. All these containers are globally used to transport cargo. The 53′ length is now, the new the standard length.

Here are some likely reasons a Shipping Container door will not open or close.  Visit https://www.shippingcontainertool.com/what-is-a-shipping-container/ to find out how to overcome some of these issues.

Doors and lockrods may warp or container frame is racked so that the door gear will not operate correctly. This may be caused by cargo shifting during transit. Look at the container to make sure that the doors are aligned and level, both top and bottom.

The hinge pins and blade are seized due to corrosion.

The door gasket has been damaged and is preventing opening. Door gaskets are designed to present two or more fins against the structure or adjacent door. These are generally flexible but when the gasket is damaged, they may become hard or blocked thus jamming the door closed, or preventing it being closed.

Water has become trapped between frozen shipping container doors, particularly relevant to refrigerated cargoes, or containers with moisture releasing cargoes in cold weather.

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O Super VPN é uma ferramenta popular que permite aos usuários proteger sua privacidade e segurança online, ao mesmo tempo em que desfrutam de acesso irrestrito a conteúdo bloqueado geograficamente. Se você é um usuário do HTV Box 5 e deseja instalar o Super VPN para melhorar sua experiência de navegação, este guia passo a passo irá ajudá-lo.

O primeiro passo é baixar o aplicativo Super VPN na loja de aplicativos do HTV Box 5. Uma vez que o download esteja completo, abra o aplicativo e siga as instruções na tela para concluir a instalação.

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Acesse a Google Play Store: Primeiramente, certifique-se de estar conectado à internet no seu HTV Box 5 e abra a Google Play Store.

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O Super VPN é uma ferramenta essencial para quem deseja garantir segurança e privacidade ao navegar na internet. Se você é usuário do HTV Box 5 e deseja instalar o Super VPN para proteger sua conexão, este tutorial completo irá te orientar passo a passo.

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Guide to Shipping Containers

Guide to Shipping Containers

Shipping containers serve as the backbone of intermodal transport systems, enabling goods to traverse vast distances via trucks, trains, and ships. Whether it's heavy machinery or delicately palletized goods, these containers provide a secure enclosure, shielding cargo from the perils of shock and inclement weather.

Also known as ISO containers, conex boxes, or railroad containers, these ubiquitous units adhere to the rigorous standards set by the International Standards Organization (ISO). This global body meticulously crafted dimension specifications, fostering uniformity in container design and enhancing compatibility across transportation networks.

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What sets shipping containers apart is their innate versatility, epitomized by their ability to seamlessly transition between different modes of transport. Thanks to standardized dimensions, these containers can seamlessly hop from ship to rail to truck, eliminating the need for laborious loading and unloading processes.

The evolution of shipping containers mirrors the dynamic nature of global trade itself. Initially conceived for commercial shipping, these containers have undergone continual refinement to accommodate a diverse array of products. From perishable goods to oversized machinery, containers come in myriad shapes, sizes, and materials to suit every cargo need.

Standardization has been pivotal in streamlining the transport process, allowing for smoother transitions and quicker delivery times. By adhering to established norms, logistics operators can optimize their operations, ensuring that goods reach their destination with maximum efficiency and minimal delay.

In essence, shipping containers represent more than just metal boxes; they symbolize the interconnectedness of the modern world. As trade barriers dissolve and supply chains grow more complex, these unassuming vessels play a crucial role in sustaining the global economy's heartbeat.

Looking ahead, the future of shipping containers holds promise for further innovation and refinement. With advances in technology and sustainability, tomorrow's containers may boast enhanced durability, eco-friendly materials, and even autonomous tracking capabilities.

In a world where distance is no longer a barrier to trade, shipping containers remain the silent enablers of global commerce, bridging continents and connecting markets with unparalleled efficiency. As we navigate the complexities of a rapidly evolving world, one thing remains certain: the humble shipping container will continue to shape the future of trade for generations to come.

There are different types of Shipping Containers for different types of transportation:

Common Types of Shipping Containers

Shipping Containers are another name for the conex boxes most used on the market.  Shipping Containers are typically suitable for any type of dry cargo: pallets, boxes, bags, machines, furniture, etc.

Common types include:

Dry Storage Container

Refrigerated Container

Open top container

Flat rack container

Open Side Container

Tanks Container

Ventilated containers

Dry Storage Shipping Container

Dry Storage Shipping Containers are your typical standard shipping containers.  Basic construction is made of steel, and hermetically sealed, without cooling or ventilation.  Sizes typically come in 20 ‘, 40’ or 40 ‘High Cube.  The High Cube category facilitates an increase of 13% of the internal cubic capacity and can handle the heaviest loads (coal, tobacco, etc.)

Refrigerated Shipping Container

Reefer Shipping Containers provide a temperature controlled environment. They have a power supply that connects to energy sources during transport. This allows the products to be transported at a constant temperature throughout the journey. They have the possibility to lower temperature from -18 ° to 30 °.  There are 20 and 40 foot models, in addition to the High Cube.

This type of Shipping Container is especially recommended for transporting food or products that need a low storage temperature.

Open Top Shipping Container

Open Top Shipping Container have the same measurements as the standard containers, but are open at the top because they have a removable canvas roof.  These containers facilitate the transport of bulky loads.

Flat Rack Shipping Container

Flat Rack Shipping Containers are like the Open Top, but also lack side walls and even, in some cases, front and rear walls. They are used for atypical loads and pay supplements in the same way as Open Top.

Open Side Shipping Container

Open Side Shipping Containers have the same measurements as standard containers; 20 or 40 feet, with the difference that they have a side opening. This allows for transporting very long merchandise, whose dimensions prevent it from being loaded by the back door.

Tank Shipping Container

Tank Shipping Containers are used for the liquid transport and made to carry dangerous as toxic, corrosive, highly combustible chemicals, as well as oil, milk, beers, wine, mineral water, etc. They have the same dimensions as a Dry Shipping Containers, but their structure is different, as they include a polyethylene tank inside.

Ventilated Shipping Containers

Ventilated Shipping Containers are made for transporting products such as coffee or cocoa beans, which must be ventilated in transit; sometimes these units are called “coffee containers”.

Shipping Container Door Diagram and Troubleshooting

Now we are going to run through the essential parts of a shipping container.

For a door to work, you need hinges. Pins hold the shipping container's hinges together through a barrel.  In certain cases when doors are difficult to open, hinge pins and blades may be seized due to corrosion.  Each door is fitted with 2 to 4 vertical lock rods to enable opening, closing and locking of the doors.

The door handle rotates the lockbar to initiate the door opening process by forcing the cams out of their keepers. Each door handle has a door locking handle retainer that slides over the door handle when in locked position.

At the end of each lock rod is a cam welded in place which engages with knuckles, also known as cam keepers. The action of engaging the cams to the keepers forms an anti-racking function.  In certain cases, often unfortunately too many, contents of the shipping container may have shifted causing shipping container doors and lockrods to warp. 

When opening a shipping container, start with the right hand door first. Swivel the handles, engage the cams and keepers, and twist both door handles.  Closing the doors is just a reverse of this process.

The lock box is a steel box welded to the right hand door which overlaps a staple welded to the left hand door. A padlock, normally CISA type 285 66 can then be attached inside the lock box through the staple and is then protected from direct attack, hindering attempts to gain entry to the container.

ISO markings and a consolidated data plate allow worldwide intermodal transport and are updated as necessary. Take note that customs authorities in some countries may also have their own container seal regulations as part of their national security.

Rubber gaskets are fitted to the container doors during the manufacturing process and prevent water ingress. Door gaskets are designed to present two or more fins against the structure or adjacent door. These are generally flexible but when the gasket is damaged, they may become stiff thus jamming the door closed, or preventing it from being closed.

Doors

Two door leaves are fabricated from two vertical rolled hollow sections and 2 horizontal c section members. The frame is infilled with corrugated steel paneling.

These are normally attached to the rear corner posts each with four drop forged steel hinge blades. The blades allow 270 degree opening which allow the doors to swing back against the container side wall.

(Cargo may shift during transit. Look at the container to make sure that the doors are aligned and level, both top and bottom.  In cases where the container frame is racked and the door gear will not operate correctly.)

Lockbox

The lock box is a steel box welded to the right hand door which overlaps a staple welded to the left hand door. A padlock, normally type CISA type 285 66 can then be attached inside the lock box through the staple and is then protected from direct attack, hindering attempts to gain entry to the container.

Lockrods, cam keepers, handles

Each door is fitted with 2-4 vertical lock rods to enable opening, closing and locking of the doors.

At the end of each lock rod (top and bottom) is a cam welded in place which engages with knuckles, also known as cam keepers.

The action of engaging the cams to the keepers forms an anti-racking function.

(In certain cases, often unfortunately too many, contents of the shipping container may have shifted, or containers even dropped, causing shipping container doors and lockrods to warp)

The door handle rotates the lockbar to initiates the door opening process by forcing the cams out of their keepers.  Each door handle has a door locking handle retainer that slides over the door handle when in locked position.

Rubber gaskets

Rubber gaskets are fitted to the container doors during the manufacturing process and prevent water ingress.

(Door gaskets are designed to present two or more fins against the structure or adjacent door. These are generally flexible but when the gasket is damaged, they may become hard or blocked thus jamming the door closed, or preventing it being closed.)

ISO markings and CSC plate

ISO markings and a consolidated data plate allow worldwide intermodal transport when left in place and updated as necessary.

Hinge pins

Of course for a door to work, you need hinges.

(In certain cases when doors are difficult to open, hinge pins and blade are seized due to corrosion.)

Choosing the Right Company for Buying a Shipping Container

When doing research in finding the right Shipping Container, follow some of these tips:

Research Online

Choose which companies have a good track record of excellence and reputation.  Read reviews and what other customers have to say.

Check for Availability

If you are shipping from various locations, check for availability if containers can be delivered to your required areas.

Check for Best Pricing

If money matters, you can find used container resellers online that might be able to offer half the price on used containers.

Check for Good Customer Service

If you plan to order often, you might want to check for good customer service.  Ask potential container companies a question through email or their online customer service. See how fast they respond.

Check for Warranty

Check with companies to see if they offer any warranties or buy back or trade in plans.

There are millions of Shipping Containers in use around the world, and a lucky few get a second life as repurposed shipping container structures. While they look a bit plain and boxy to the untrained eye, shipping containers play a critical role in our lives, whether embarking on ocean crossings to deliver the goods we use every day or venturing into a second life as a container structure.

Here are Some Fascinating Facts about Shipping Containers

Shipping Containers can be safely stacked nine-high.

Well-maintained Shipping Containers hold 759, of their original value for 25+ years.

There are over 37 million Shipping Containers in use around the world.

A Shipping Container floor can hold up 55,000 lb. of goods without warping.

Shipping Container flooring is made of 1-1/8” marine grade plywood.

Most Shipping Containers are 20 feet or 40-feet long.

Shipping Containers are made of 16-gauge corten steel.

Common container modifications include: personnel doors, windows flooring, shelving, work stations, insulation, climate control & even restrooms.

Fun Ways to Use Shipping Containers

Shipping Containers are not just used for cargo these days. There are many innovative and imaginative uses you may like to consider.

Here are few ideas of how shipping containers have been used for modern, cost effective buildings.

Homes

The trend to build cost-effective homes from recycled shipping containers started in USA and has reached Australia.

Art Galleries

Architect, Tomokaza Hayakawa designed an art gallery in Japan using two shipping containers stacked on each other.

Drive-Thru Coffee

Starbucks in Washington have used four old shipping containers to create an architect designed drive-thru store.

Cafes

A cafe in Footscray (Melbourne) called Rudimentary has been built using three 40-foot shipping containers.

Polar Stations

India has built a Polar Station in Antarctica using 134 shipping containers. They cover three floors and are well insulated for the weather conditions.

A well-maintained Shipping Container can hold 75% of their original value for 25+ years. Every day, container ships transport goods all over the world on the international seas.

Shipping Container Opening and Closing Tool

Shipping containers often take a beating, traveling around the world, being exposed to freezing conditions and rust due to seawater or when the frost has melted.

During the cold season, and in freezing parts of the world, our shipping container tool can benefit the opening and closing of frozen shipping container doors and hard to open or rusted containers.

Injuries often occur as a result of personnel trying to open and close difficult container doors, and often are the result of inappropriate techniques being used to open them.

To aid in opening and closing shipping container doors, we introduce OPNBar.

A Shipping Container (also known as Intermodal Container, ISO Container,Railroad Container, and certain Truck Trailers)  is a large standardized shipping container, designed and built for intermodal freight transport.   Shipping Containers can be used across different modes of transport.  They can go from ship to rail to truck, without unloading and reloading their cargo.

The metal doors on the shipping containers on these containers are standardized.  Shipping Containers use the same type and style of doors and locking bars, which our tool can be used.

Lengths are as follows: 20′, 40′, 45′, 48′, 50′, 53′. All these containers are globally used to transport cargo. The 53′ length is now, the new the standard length.

Here are some likely reasons a Shipping Container door will not open or close.  Visit https://www.shippingcontainertool.com/what-is-a-shipping-container/ to find out how to overcome some of these issues.

Doors and lockrods may warp or container frame is racked so that the door gear will not operate correctly. This may be caused by cargo shifting during transit. Look at the container to make sure that the doors are aligned and level, both top and bottom.

The hinge pins and blade are seized due to corrosion.

The door gasket has been damaged and is preventing opening. Door gaskets are designed to present two or more fins against the structure or adjacent door. These are generally flexible but when the gasket is damaged, they may become hard or blocked thus jamming the door closed, or preventing it being closed.

Water has become trapped between frozen shipping container doors, particularly relevant to refrigerated cargoes, or containers with moisture releasing cargoes in cold weather.

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Hard to Close Shipping Containers

Shipping containers are the workhorses of global trade and logistics, providing a secure and efficient means of transporting goods worldwide. While these containers are known for their durability and reliability, they can sometimes be hard to open or close.

Shipping Container

Weathering the Elements

Shipping containers spend a significant portion of their lives exposed to the elements, whether on the high seas or in storage yards. Over time, the constant exposure to sun, rain, and temperature fluctuations can take a toll on the container's exterior and locking mechanisms. Rust and corrosion can form on the container's metal components, making them stiff and difficult to operate. This corrosion can make it a struggle to turn the handles or engage the locking bars, making the container hard to open or close securely.

Lack of Maintenance

Proper maintenance is crucial to keeping shipping containers in good working condition. Unfortunately, not all containers receive the regular maintenance they need. Containers that are neglected or abandoned may suffer from neglect, leading to issues with opening and closing. Without proper lubrication and care, hinges can become rusty, seals can degrade, and locking mechanisms can become jammed. Neglected containers often require more effort and tools to open, posing a significant challenge for those trying to access their contents.

Cargo Shifting

During transit, cargo can shift within the container, especially if it is not properly secured. When cargo shifts, it can exert pressure on the container's walls and doors, causing them to become misaligned. This misalignment can make it difficult to open or close the container smoothly. In some cases, the doors may become jammed or wedged shut due to the pressure from the cargo inside.

Human Error

Sometimes, the difficulty in opening or closing a shipping container can be attributed to human error. If a container is not properly closed and locked, it may be challenging to open it later. Similarly, if someone tries to force the container open without following the correct procedures, it can lead to damage and make subsequent openings and closures problematic.

Solution

Equip operators with the proper tools needed and promote safety to help them avoid injury.

The OPNBar tool, for instance, can help avoid some injuries by providing an ergonomic means of opening shipping containers, checking for low-pressure tires, and aiding operators in releasing the tractor from the trailer.

This hand leverage tool / shipping container door extension handle uses the principles of leverage to do the difficult work. By providing an extended area on which to grasp, with both hands, a more stable platform to manipulate the latch handle is achieved.

Designed to fit and extend the door latch handles on side-by-side doors found on the following units with the safety of the truck driver, operator, and worker foremost in mind:

Standard Shipping Containers

Conex Boxes

Intermodal Containers

ISO Containers

Reefer Containers

Military Containers

Waste Management Containers

Dismountable Shipping Cargo Containers

Refrigerated Shipping Cargo Containers

Semitrailer Dry Freight Cargo Vans

Semitrailer Refrigerated Freight Cargo Vans

This intermodal container (also known as ISO Container, Conex Box, or Railroad Container) cargo inspection tool hand leverage tool / shipping container door extension handle is to aid in opening and closing side-by-side doors found within Dismountable Shipping Cargo Container Trailer Transportation Industries (Railroad, Harbor, and Trucking Industries).

Eliminates the Need for a crescent wrench, screwdriver, hammer, and crowbar which are commonly needed/used to open stuck shipping container doors.

Conclusion

While shipping containers are designed to be rugged and dependable, various factors can make them challenging to open or close. These challenges often stem from exposure to the elements, lack of maintenance, cargo shifting, and occasional human error. Proper care, regular maintenance, and adherence to best practices for container handling can go a long way in mitigating these difficulties and ensuring the smooth operation of shipping containers in the world of global trade and logistics.

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