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hello, i am in the progress of ordering some cement mixers and the supplier has provided a quantity of 160 units per 40ft container. The measurements are 75x65x72
Does anyone know how to calculate the quantities for a 20ft container or even a 40ft hc container?.
1.Know the container inner size, and the products packing size.
2.If only one size, that is much easier to calculate. Be confident everytime.
3.Process:
20ft container: Width 2350mm/750mm=3pcs or 2350mm/650mm=3pcs
Length 5900mm/650mm=9pcs or 5900mm/750mm=7pcs
Height 2390mm/72mm= 3pcs
You car easy find the 20ft container could load 3*9*3=81pcs. This is in theory, and suppose the packing carton size is very strict.
4. Re-check the sizes.
And for width and height , there are some samll space, when load in container that would be easier.
But need to pay more attention to the length, 650mm*9=5850mm, 5900-5850=50mm.
The is only 50mm for the space between the carton and carton.
So, when loading in the container, need more efforts.
If not, the 20ft container would load 3*8*3=72pcs at most.
5.You can calculate the loading qty in 40HC now. Just try.
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Quoting from [jackstar]:
hello, i am in the progress of ordering some cement mixers and the supplier has provided a quantity of 160 units per 40ft container. The measurements are 75x65x72
Does anyone know how to calculate the quantities for a 20ft container or even a 40ft hc container?.
Optimum contents in your measuring units for 20 ft is 81 units and 40 ft hc is 192 units
Quoting from [jackstar]:
hello, i am in the progress of ordering some cement mixers and the supplier has provided a quantity of 160 units per 40ft container. The measurements are 75x65x72
Does anyone know how to calculate the quantities for a 20ft container or even a 40ft hc container?.
ykamychen@gmail.com: 71pcs per 20ft;
188pcs per 40high ft
hello, i am in the progress of ordering some cement mixers and the supplier has provided a quantity of 160 units per 40ft container. The measurements are 75x65x72
Does anyone know how to calculate the quantities for a 20ft container or even a 40ft hc container?.
hi, Jackstar,
if you want to know the quantites for a 20ft container, you need to know the dimension of the outer carton of the goods first. then calculate the cubage of the carton. normally the cubage of a 20ft container is 28 m3. Use 28 devide by the cubage of the carton, you will know how many cartons will be put into a 20ft container. Then you will know how many pieces will be contained in a 20ft container.
for example:
The measurement of the carton for cement mixers is 75x65x72, it means the cubage of the carton is (75x65x72)/1000000=0.351m3.
the quantity of the carton for a 20ft container is: 28/0.351=80 cartons
the quantity of cement mixers for a 20ft container is: 80xquantity of a carton.
I hope that above information is helpful to you.
any further queries, please feel free to let me know.
best regards,
Kelly Wang from Chinahawk
Email:kellywang@chinahawk.net
Quoting from [jackstar]:
hello, i am in the progress of ordering some cement mixers and the supplier has provided a quantity of 160 units per 40ft container. The measurements are 75x65x72
Does anyone know how to calculate the quantities for a 20ft container or even a 40ft hc container?.
u need to know the size of 1 unit (length x width x height) in centimeters like
58x 58 x 35 is the size of i unit u can calculate 0.58*0.58*0.35 whatever answer comes is the cubic meter of one unit then u can multiply with no. of units that will be the total volume.
1 x 40' normal container fits 58 cbm
1 x 40' High Cube fits 68 cbm
1 x 20' container fits 28 cbm
for any information, please feel free to contact me at 0091-9873925915
Quoting from [jackstar]:
hello, i am in the progress of ordering some cement mixers and the supplier has provided a quantity of 160 units per 40ft container. The measurements are 75x65x72
Does anyone know how to calculate the quantities for a 20ft container or even a 40ft hc container?.
Quoting from [jackstar]:
hello, i am in the progress of ordering some cement mixers and the supplier has provided a quantity of 160 units per 40ft container. The measurements are 75x65x72
Does anyone know how to calculate the quantities for a 20ft container or even a 40ft hc container?.
CBM = 0.75x0.65x0.72 = 0.351cbm /Bag
Total = 0.351 x 160 = 56.16 cbm / 160 units
Vikas Bansal
vikas@anubhavsourcing.com
Shipping Containers:
Ther is several containers but two type is most popular: 20 ft(foot) and 40 foot (40' or 40ft).
They have various dimensions and load different loads:
20ft container:
20ft GP
Weight
2300 kg/5070 lb
Max Payload
28180 kg/62130 lb
Max Gross Weight
30480 kg/67200 lb
Internal Dimension:
length
5898 mm /19' 4" inch
width
2352 mm /7' 9" inch
height
2393 mm /7' 10" inch
Door Opening dimension:
2340 mm/ 7' 8" inch * 2280 mm /7' 6" inch
Cubic Capacity 33.2 M3 (Cube metre)/1172 ft 3
40ft container:
40ft GP
Weight
3750 kg/8270 lb
Max Payload
28750 kg/63380 lb
Max Gross Weight
32500 kg/71650 lb
Internal Dimension:
length
12032 mm 39' 6" inch
width
2352 mm 7' 9" inch
height
2393 mm 7' 10" inch
Door Opening dimension :
2340 mm/ 7' 8" inch * 2280 mm /7' 6" inch
Cubic Capacity 67.7 M3 /2392 ft 3
You should know dimension of packing and weight of each pack and then calculate numbers of packings may be load in a container (refer to dimension and load of a container).
Good Luck,
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Quoting from [jackstar]:
hello, i am in the progress of ordering some cement mixers and the supplier has provided a quantity of 160 units per 40ft container. The measurements are 75x65x72
Does anyone know how to calculate the quantities for a 20ft container or even a 40ft hc container?.
160 pcs in a 40ft makes maximum allowable gross weight per unit 180 kgs subject to road restrictions.
If the units weighs less and the measurements are true (no plus tolerance of importance)you may load additional units up to max allowable container gross weight till the container is filled. Obviously the units are strong enough to allow three high stacking in the container. Last stack at door may not be able to stack more than two high due to door height, but that can be calculated if needed. A 40 ft High Cube (1 ft extra height) will not increase the numbers except eventually the three extra units at door position. If there is no problem with gross weight the extra space in a 40ft HC allows additional light weight cargo on top.
Quoting from [jackstar]:
hello, i am in the progress of ordering some cement mixers and the supplier has provided a quantity of 160 units per 40ft container. The measurements are 75x65x72
Does anyone know how to calculate the quantities for a 20ft container or even a 40ft hc container?.
Answer: 40'GP= 56-58CBM. AS the goods you load is big, so you could count CBM as 56CBM. The supplier's qty.: 0.75*0.65*0.72*160=56.16CBM, just could fill 40' GP.
20' CONTAINER=27-32CBM. The goods are big, you just could use 27 CBM, so you could load 77 units.
40'HQ= 66-68CBM, You could load 188 units.
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