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Brand New Doors for High Cube Refrigerated Containers

High Cube Refrigerated shipping containers doors spare for purchase
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High Cube Refrigerated shipping containers doors spare for purchase
high cube refrigerated shipping containers doors
high cube refrigerated shipping containers doors diagram
high cube refrigerated shipping containers doors diagram 2
high cube refrigerated shipping containers doors diagram 3

Description

Doors RF HC_std ISO, Set of 2x Doors inc LH & RH Door
Condition Brand New.

Door Features & Fabrication
Doors are composed of steel panel and corrugated stainless steel inner lining with polyurethane insulation reinforced by beams.

  • A door holder of nylon rope is provided on each door
  • A door keeper is installed which is designed to prevent left hand door from opening
    before right hand door according to T.I.R. requirements.
  • Door panel 1.6mm thick stainless steel sheet, outer surface painted.
  • Lining, 0.7mm thick die-stamped corrugated panel.
  • Insulation Thickness: 76mm polyurethane
  • Hinge Lug, 6.0mm thick stainless steel plate.
  • Hinges 5x per door, hot dip galvanized steel, Parts no. SS41
  • Hinge Pin Required: 12.7mm diameter bar, JIS SUS304
  • Locking rod assembly hot dip galvanized.
  • Rubber gasket: Outer: E.P.D.M. “C” section double LIP
  • Rubber gasket: Inner: E.P.D.M. “O” section.

Colour: White (RAL 9010)
Suits container door opening: 2290 (W) x 2569 (H) CIMC

Container Delivery & Transport Options

Choosing the right truck type helps make your container delivery safer, smoother and more cost-effective. Review the main transport options below to help plan access, clearance and placement before delivery.

Side Loader / Swing Lift

Best for: sites with clear side access.

A side loader unloads the container from the driver’s side of the truck, placing the container beside the vehicle

  • Fast and efficient unloading
  • Suitable for most standard deliveries
  • Requires enough width for truck and container
Clearance Required

20ft: 4.6m H x 6m W x 10m L
40ft: 4.6m H x 6m W x 16m L

Tilt Tray Truck

Best for: cost-effective delivery where rear access is available.

A tilt tray reverses into position, tilts the tray and slides the container off the rear as the truck moves forward.

  • Usually the cheapest transport option
  • Suitable for empty or lighter containers
  • Weight restrictions can apply
Clearance Required

20ft: 5m H x 3.5m W x 20m L
40ft: 6m H x 3.5m W x 40m L

Tilt Tray Truck

Best for: tight access, uneven ground or precise placement.A Hiab truck uses a mounted crane to lift and position the container more accurately, including onto blocks for levelling.
  • Most precise placement option
  • Helpful for difficult access sites
  • Can place containers approx. 4m from the truck
Clearance Required

20ft: 4.6m entry height, 10m unload height, 3.5m W x 10m L
40ft: 4.6m entry height, 10m unload height, 3.5m W x 20m L

Before Delivery, Please Check

✓ Suitable access and clearance

✓ Firm, level ground

✓ No trees, awnings or overhead obstacles

✓ At least 1m clearance from power lines

✓ 1.2m gap for refrigerated container airflow

✓ Container door direction confirmed

Unsure Which Truck Type Suits Your Site?

Our team can help determine the most suitable delivery method based on your site access, clearance and container placement requirements