10ft BV or LR Certificate DNV.2.7.1 8ft, 10ft Offshore Reefer

1.2.1 ISO/TC-104
668 Dimensions and Ratings
6346 Encoding, Identification and Marking
1496/2 Thermal Vessel Specifications and Testing
1161 Specification for corner fittings
3874 Freight containers, handling and securing
1.2.2 TIR requirements and certificates: by .
1.2.3 Treatment of wood elements and certificates
There will be no exposed wood during construction.
1.2.4 CSC requirements and certificates
Complies with the International Convention on Safe Containers.
1.2.5 Classification societies
All containers will pass .
1.2.6 UIC registration
All containers will be registered and compliant with the International Union of Railways
(UIC).
1.3 Handling
1.3.1 Use a sling with a hook to hoist a full or empty load at the top corner fittings,
Shackles or twist locks.
1.3.2 Lifting Bottom Corner Fittings Full or Unloaded Using Slings with End Fittings
The angle is 30 degrees. to the horizontal plane.
1.4 Transportation
Containers will be constructed for normal operation
Conditions and the following modes:
1.4.1 Marine -------- Middle grid guide: 9 high stacks (calculated at 27000kg),
On deck: 4 high stacks and fastened by vertical and diagonal
bandage.
1.4.2 Road - On a slab or skeletal chassis, with twist lock or equivalent
Bottom corner accessories.
1.4.3 Track ------------ Special container flat car fixed with twist lock or equivalent
Those are the bottom corner fittings.
2. Dimensions and ratings
2.1 Dimensions (installed with refrigeration unit)

The containers specified here are manufactured under adequate quality control, which will be
Approved by one of the following authorised classification societies:
ABS: American Bureau of Shipping (USA)
BV: Bureau Veritas (France)
GL: Germanischer LIoyd (Germany)
CCS: China Classification Society (PRC)
KR: Korean for Shipping (Korea)
LR: Lloyd's Register (UK)