Half Height Container
Intermodal Solutions Group (ISG) supplies a range of multipurpose half height containers and Rotainers. Half height Containers are perfect for shipping of dense cargo such as Mineral Sands, Salt, Iron Ore, and many other cargo types.
The half-height container is 1450mm high to allow the units to be shipped in a normal 2900mm high container slot (9’6 high). This can save logistic companies a fortune when returning empty containers.
The half heights are a real multipurpose container. With Rear doors, tipping hatch and hard lid.
The ISG half height is IMDG BK2 certified for transporting dangerous cargo.
Key Features
- Tipping Hatch
- Rear doors with swing header
- BK2 Compliant.
- Waterproof removable hard lid eliminates dust during transit
- Optional roof hatches
- Smooth internal walls & special abrasion resistant paint.
- Suitable for use with a wide range of dry bulk cargo & mineral concentrates
- 1450 mm high, to allow double stacking in standard 20’ slot.
- Easy operation latches on the roof
Rear Doors with swing header
ISG Half heights have both tipping hatch, and also rear doors. The rear doors are fitted with a “swing header” allowing a forklift to access the container via the doors.
Versatile and Customised
Not only can the ISG half height be used for end tipping or for general cargo via the rear doors, it can also be side tipped to discharge cargo.
Our customers use the half heights with rotainers, and also side tipping trucks.
ISG can also customise our half heights to suit your specific project with optional features like roof loading hatches.
Case Study Series 11:
Efficient Copper Transport in Chile
Efficiently moving copper from Chilean mines to Puerto Ventanas (PVSA) for ship loading was made possible through ISG’s patented containers, leased by the rail company from CS Leasing (CSL), shifting this into an operational expenditure (OPEX).
These pioneering hybrid containers, a first from ISG’s engineering team, allow for decanting via tippler or rear hatch. Green containers sourced from the Andina mine are loaded with copper in Rancagua and travel directly by train to the port. Meanwhile, blue containers from the teniente mine are copper-loaded on trucks, transported to the rail sliding at Los Andes, and seamlessly transferred to rail wagons.
This efficient process ensures the loaded containers reach the port by rail and are subsequently railed to the port for ship loading. If you’re considering a project that leans towards OPEX instead of CAPEX, explore our leasing options.