Interport – One of the Northeast's Largest Supplier of Shipping Containers Offering High-Quality and Durable Containers in Different Types and Sizes

Shipping containers find applications everywhere. Whether they are used for transporting goods or increasing on-site storage space, shipping containers have a never-ending demand. That's the reason that despite the world advancement in every sector, the use of shipping containers is still the same. However, not every demand for shipping containers can be fulfilled from one type of container. For example, storing or transporting temperature-sensitive products requires refrigerated containers. Similarly, transporting bulky items requires open-top or large containers. Interport makes it easy for everyone to get the container in the type and size they want through its massive inventory of shipping containers.

Interport is a reputed and one of the Northeast's largest suppliers of shipping containers. With 50 acres of facility land and a large fleet of skilled employees, Interport manages to offer Corten steel-constructed, ground-level entry, and durable containers. Following are the six different types of Interport shippingcontainers that are readily available to the clients:

1. Standard (Dry) Containers

Standard (dry) containers are the most common containers used around the world and also remain in demand continuously. Interport standard containers are designed to ensure top-notch quality with watertight and weatherproof attributes so that they can witness the toughest conditions. Moreover, they also come with side vents, plywood floors, and secure swing doors. They are available in five sizes, i.e., 10-foot standard, 20-foot standard, 20-foot high-cube, 40-foot standard, and 40-foot high-cube sizes.

2. Double-Door Containers

Interport double-door shipping containers are similar to standard (dry) containers, but they come with two doors both at the front and back sides of the container. This makes these containers much handier, as storing, retrieving, and sorting materials or goods becomes a lot easier. Moreover, they can capable to store high-density products while still remaining within the weight limits. They are available in three sizes, i.e., 20-foot standard, 40-foot standard, and 40-foot high-cube sizes.

3. Refrigerated Containers

As the name implies, Interport refrigerated containers are meant to keep the stored goods and perishables moisture-free and cold. They come with factory-installed refrigeration units that offer the lowest humidity and coldest temperatures. These containers are used to either store or transport food, paper, chemicals, and similar other products and ensure that they remain protected from condensation, mold, and heat. They are available in three sizes, i.e., 20-foot standard, 40-foot standard, and 40-foot high-cube sizes.

4. Open-Top Containers

Interport open-top containers have no steel covering at the top, making them highly useful for storing tall or bulky items from the top of the container using a crane. However, they do come with removable tarpaulins and roof bows. Moreover, solid cord TIR cables, grommet fasteners, and secure eyelets make them ensure a tight security seal for effective shipment. Some of the common items stored in this type of container include recyclables, grains, engine parts, machinery, and similar others. They are available in two sizes, i.e., 20-foot standard and 40-foot standard sizes.

5. Insulated Containers

Interport insulated containers are just like refrigerated containers but without cooling capabilities. They are useful for storing and transporting goods that do not want fluctuations in interior temperature but get protection from mold and condensation. Industries use insulated containers to transport goods, like food, paper, chemicals, leather, electronics, and pharmaceuticals. They are available in three sizes, i.e., 20-foot standard, 40-foot standard, and 40-foot high-cube sizes.

6. Flat Rack Containers

Interport flat rack containers have no walls on the sides and come with collapsible ends. These containers are the solution for complex shipping challenges, such as storing or transporting feeds, wood, grains, machinery, vehicles, and similar other oversized loads. They are available in two sizes, i.e., 20-foot standard and 40-foot standard sizes.