Dry containers are used for general cargo that is not over-length, over-width, over-height, over-weight, or in bulk.

Open top containers are designed for specialised cargo. They feature a removable, waterproof tarpaulin cover instead of a solid roof. This design, along with an openable/dismantlable metal door beam and internal lashing rings, makes them ideal for easily loading and securing over-height or lengthy cargo.

Flat Rack containers are purpose-built for heavy, over-height, or over-width cargo. They feature collapsible end frames that allow for flexible loading, while robust lashing rings on the base, side rails, and corner posts ensure your cargo is securely fastened for safe transport.

Reefer containers are designed for temperature-sensitive cargo. They feature a built-in refrigeration unit capable of maintaining temperatures from frozen to warm. Power is flexibly supplied by a motor generator (on wheels), terminal connections (in yards), or the ship's power (on board). Air circulates continuously through an internal duct system, ensuring uniform temperature distribution. Additionally, adjustable ventilation holes in the refrigeration unit actively exchange air to prevent carbon dioxide buildup, crucial for preserving the quality of fresh fruits and vegetables. Advanced computerised units enable highly precise control, vital for safeguarding perishable items such as meat, fish, eggs, fruits, vegetables, films, plants, and pharmaceuticals.