Equipment profile
High-cube reefer for larger chilled or frozen cargo programs.
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Reefer
40-foot high-cube reefer
High-cube reefer for larger chilled or frozen cargo programs.
Technical drawing
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Each drawing highlights a different booking checkpoint. The figures are representative planning values; Senate Freight will confirm the assigned unit, payload, carrier acceptance, and route availability before shipment.
SSenate
Freight40′ HC reefer
Freight40′ HC reefer
Inside dimensions
11,599 mm long, 2,290 mm wide, 2,425 mm high.
Door or access opening
2,290 mm wide and 2,557 mm high. 7′ 6 1/8″ × 8′ 4 5/8″
Weight planning
Typical maximum gross 34,000 kg, tare 4,420 kg, and payload 29,580 kg.
Specification sheet
Dimensions, ISO codes, and weight references.
Use this as a planning sheet for quoting, cargo drawings, and pre-loading checks. Final figures depend on the actual container released by depot or carrier.
- Container
- 40-foot high-cube reefer
- ISO type group
- 45 RT
- ISO size type
- 45 R1
- Capacity
- 67.7 m³
- Internal dimensions
- 11,599 mm × 2,290 mm × 2,425 mm38′ 1/4″ × 7′ 6 1/8″ × 7′ 11 1/2″
- Door / access
- 2,290 mm × 2,557 mm7′ 6 1/8″ × 8′ 4 5/8″
- Max gross
- 34,000 kg
- Tare
- 4,420 kg
- Max payload
- 29,580 kg
Cargo-fit checklist
What Senate Freight checks before release.
The right equipment choice is a combination of cargo envelope, route, loading method, and handling safety.
- 01
Confirm airflow, cartons, pallet pattern, and pulp temperature before loading.
Share packed dimensions, gross weight, photos, drawings, and handling notes for confirmation.
- 02
Route power availability and genset needs should be checked early.
Share packed dimensions, gross weight, photos, drawings, and handling notes for confirmation.
- 03
Use for volume-sensitive cold chain cargo where standard reefer height is limiting.
Share packed dimensions, gross weight, photos, drawings, and handling notes for confirmation.