This document provides specifications for a container net used to transport goods. It details the container's dimensions as 41.5 feet long, 98 inches wide, and 51.5 inches tall. The container can hold up to 12,100 pounds or 5,500 kilograms of goods and has a tare weight of 71,390 pounds. The loading plan outlines how to divide goods into the container's four sections based on the weight limits for 20-foot and 40-foot pallet loads.

1. CONTAINER NET
Length Width Height SIZES CAPACITY
41.5' 98" 51.5" 20' - 40' 12,100 lbs / 5,500 kg
71,390 lbs /
32,450 kg
20' Pallets:
10 plts Target wt.: 11,000lbs Target wt.: 11,000lbs Target wt.: 11,000lbs Target wt.: 11,000lbs
max. wt: 11,250lbs max. wt: 11,250lbs max. wt: 11,250lbs max. wt: 11,250lbs
40' Pallets:
21 plts Target wt.: 11,000lbs Target wt.: 11,000lbs Target wt.: 11,000lbs Target wt.: 11,000lbs
max. wt: 11,250lbs max. wt: 11,250lbs max. wt: 11,250lbs max. wt: 11,250lbs
* Note. Total weight greater than indicated requires an Overweight permit.
TARE
Section 1 Section 2 Section 3
Container Size Loading Plan (Based on Plts & Wt.)
Section 4
3 plts 2 plts 2 plts 3 plts
OVERALL
GROSS
CAPACITY
> 3,666lbs ea, find lighter plts.
Too heavy
> 5,500lbs ea, find lighter plts. Too
heavy
> 5,500lbs ea, find lighter plts. Too
heavy
> 3,666lbs ea, find lighter
plts. Too heavy
< 3,666lbs ea, it's Ok to load in
this section.
< 5,500lbs ea, it's Ok to load in this
section.
< 5,500lbs ea, it's Ok to load in this
section.
< 3,666lbs ea, it's Ok to
load in this section.
< 2,200lbs ea, it's Ok to load in this
section.
< 2,200lbs ea, it's Ok to load in this
section.
< 2,200lbs ea, it's Ok to
load in this section.
Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4
83,600 lbs / 38,000 kg
6 plts
> 1,830lbs ea, find lighter plts.
Too heavy
> 2,200lbs ea, find lighter plts. Too
heavy
> 2,200lbs ea, find lighter plts. Too
heavy
> 2,200lbs ea, find lighter
plts. Too heavy
5 plts 5 plts 5 plts
< 1,830lbs ea, it's Ok to load in
this section.
By: James Thomas (Distribution Center Logistics Manager)