- Includes a total of 8 containers; (2) of each shipping name (Hapag-Lloyd, Maersk, MOL, & P&O Nedlloyd)
Since the 1970s most international freight has been shipped by standardized 20- and 40-foot containers. Some of this huge flow of cargo between countries needs to be refrigerated for the transit. The second most common type of ISO* container in use is the refrigerated container. Today’s refrigerated container design uses high tech composite (plastics and metals) construction and a “picture frame” type refrigeration unit. This Atlas model represents a standard 20-foot refrigerated container (ISO Type Code 22R1) found in many shipping and leasing fleets.
*ISO is the International Organization for Standardization.
