There are various types of containers used in sea transportation to transfer goods efficiently and securely. These containers are standardized in terms of size, shape, and materials to ensure compatibility with different modes of transportation, including ships, trucks, and trains. Here are some common types of containers used in sea transport:

Flat rack container     

Flat rack containers have collapsible sides and are often used for oversized or irregularly shaped cargo, machinery, vehicles, and heavy equipment.

   Open side storage container

    Open side containers have doors on one or both sides,    providing     easy access to the cargo from the sides. They are used for     loading and unloading goods that need to be stacked or     accessed from the sides.

Dry Storage Container   

This is the most common type of container used for general cargo. It is a standard, enclosed container used for transporting non-perishable goods.

  Open Top Container  

   Open top containers lack a solid roof and can be loaded     from the     top. They are suitable for cargo that cannot be   easily loaded          through    the container doors, such as tall machinery or goods     loaded by a crane.

 
Refrigerated Container

Reefer containers are equipped with a built-in refrigeration system, allowing them to transport perishable goods such as fruits, vegetables, meat, and pharmaceuticals at controlled temperatures.

    Tank containers are specialized containers designed to       transport liquids, chemicals, or gases in bulk. They have a     cylindrical     tank within the container frame.

Each type of container is designed to meet specific cargo requirements, ensuring the safe and efficient transportation of goods via sea routes.