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Old 06 May 2004, 09:09 PM
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Heres the story, I am importing some goods from china. Now I need to work out how large the container needs to be.

Heres the math:

Each unit is 98x32x60cm, i am bringing in 50 units! I am told total volume for 50 units is 9.5 cubic metres.

I have the choice of a 20ft, 40ft or a 40ft high container.

Can anyone in the import export game shed any light on which size container i will need?

Thanks in advance!
Old 06 May 2004, 09:13 PM
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9.5 cu ft is the size of the boot of a Metro.

You could pack the entire contents of yours, your neighbours and your neighbours' neighbours house into a 40 foot container.
Old 06 May 2004, 09:39 PM
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we divide by 6000 to get the volume of a shipment (Air freight)

say shipment is 200kgs and dims are
120 x 100 x 80

divide by 6000 = 160kgs

we charge what ever the greater kgs or Volume

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Old 06 May 2004, 09:45 PM
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havin re-read ur post my post didn't help u much.....doh

20ft = just short of 7mtrs (3ft = 1metre)
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eres a link for Efunda (engineering fundamentals) website i found it a great help when i was @ uni doing engineering lots of formulas unit conversions etc
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