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Know your volume.
Plan your container.

Enter your cargo volume or calculate it from package dimensions in centimetres. Compare the volume with four common dry container sizes.

CARGO PLANNING

Calculate your cargo volume

Use the outer dimensions of your packed cargo, including pallets where applicable.

Package type 1

English, Persian and Arabic digits are accepted. Use a point or ٫ for decimals.

100% uses the full nominal volume. Choose a lower percentage to allow for packing gaps; this is your planning assumption.

CBM / CONTAINER

Container capacity guide

Nominal internal volumes for dry containers. Actual equipment dimensions vary by manufacturer.

20′ GP

Standard dry

33.2CBM

Nominal volume

Minimum containers by volume

—Calculate to see the estimate
Dimensions & source
Internal L × W × H (cm)
590 × 235.2 × 239.5
Door W × H (cm)
234 × 229.2
Official specifications · Hapag-Lloyd ↗
40′ GP

Standard dry

67.7CBM

Nominal volume

Minimum containers by volume

—Calculate to see the estimate
Dimensions & source
Internal L × W × H (cm)
1,203.2 × 235.2 × 239.5
Door W × H (cm)
234 × 229.2
Official specifications · Hapag-Lloyd ↗
40′ HC

High cube

76.3CBM

Nominal volume

Minimum containers by volume

—Calculate to see the estimate
Dimensions & source
Internal L × W × H (cm)
1,203.2 × 235 × 270
Door W × H (cm)
234 × 259.7
Official specifications · Hapag-Lloyd ↗
45′ HC

High cube

86CBM

Nominal volume

Minimum containers by volume

—Calculate to see the estimate
Dimensions & source
Internal L × W × H (cm)
1,355.6 × 235.2 × 270
Door W × H (cm)
234 × 259.7
Official specifications · Hapag-Lloyd ↗

Plan with volume. Confirm with your team.

Volume is one part of loading. Package shape, stacking, pallets, door clearance, cargo weight and route limits can increase the number of containers required. These figures are not a loading confirmation.

For dry containers; reefer and special equipment have different capacities.

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