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Refrigerated Equipment
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Dimensions
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| L | W | H | Cubic
feet |
Tare |
Payload* |
Gross* |
Highway
Max* |
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| Standard | 96" wide | 20' | 17'7" | 7'2" | 7'4" | 970 | 10,150 | 34,650 | 44,800 | 24,500 |
| " | " | 20' | 22'11" | 6'10" | 7'4" | 1,100 | 11,000 | 41,910 | 52,910 | 24,500 |
| " | " | 40' | 37'8" | 7'4" | 7'4" | 2,111 | 12,100 | 55,100 | 67,200 | 42,500 |
| Highcube | " | 40' | 37'4" | 7'2" | 8'5" | 2,290 | 14,400 | 52,800 | 67,200 | 42,500 |
| Ultracube | 102" | 53' | 51' | 97" | 107" | 3,684 | 13,300 | 71,700 | 85,000 | 42,500 |
| The purpose of this list is to provide a sample of the various types of equipment that are contained in Alaska Marine Lines fleet. There are variations in size and weight. Please confirm specific equipment specifications if cargo being shipped is close to equipment specification limits. | ||||||||||
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All loads must not exceed legal road limits when moving over public
roads. Costs due to over loading are to the account of the cargo.
The weight provided above are defined as: Tare: Weight of the container without cargo. Payload: Maximum cargo weight the container is designed to carry. Gross: Maximum designed weight of container with cargo. Highway Max: Maximum cargo or payload weight allowed by Washington State while moving on standard tandem axle chassis on public roads. |
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