40ft Open Top Shipping Container — First-Trip

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First-trip version, this 40 ft Open Top container offers 66 m3 with an open tarpaulin roof, certified new condition. Maximum quality solution for large vertical loading capacities of oversized goods.

Dimensions (LxWxH)
12.2 m × 2.4 m × 2.6 m
Floor area
28,28 m²
Volume
66 m³

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40ft Open Top Shipping Container — First-Trip
40ft Open Top Shipping Container — First-Trip
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      Technical specifications

      External dimensions12,192 m × 2,438 m × 2,591 m
      Internal dimensions12,034 m × 2,350 m × 2,348 m
      Door clearance2,340 m × 2,280 m
      Tare weight3 880 kg
      Payload26 600 kg
      Volume66 m³
      Floor area28,28 m²
      MaterialsFully welded Corten
      Floor typeMarine plywood 28mm
      Door opening270°
      CertificationsCSC
      TypeConteneur Open Top
      Reference (SKU)conteneur-40-pieds-open-top-premier-voyage
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      Open Top ; Opening roof

      What is an Open Top container?

      An Open Top container — literally an open roof — differs from a standard container in one decisive detail: it has no rigid roof. In its place, a removable tarpaulin stretched over demountable bows closes the box. The roof is therefore not a fixed panel but a reclosable opening.

      This design addresses a problem that rear doors cannot solve. A machine tool, a block of stone, a steel coil may be too tall or too heavy to be introduced through the rear. The Open Top works around this: the tarpaulin and bows are removed, and the load is lowered vertically by crane or overhead crane directly into the box.

      A second element reinforces this access: the upper header bar at the rear is also demountable. For cargo taller than the container itself, it is removed and the load can then exceed the standard gauge — an over-height out-of-gauge load that no closed container allows.

      • Top loading

        Cargo is lowered vertically by crane or overhead crane directly into the open box. This is the only way to introduce a load that is too tall or too heavy for the rear doors.
      • Removable tarpaulin

        The roof is a soft tarpaulin stretched over removable bows, not a rigid panel. It is removed to allow vertical access, then re-tensioned to protect the cargo during transport.
      • Unrestricted height

        The upper rear header bar is demountable. Cargo taller than the container can then exceed the standard gauge — an out-of-gauge load that no closed container allows.
      • Industrial cargo

        Machine tools, stone blocks, steel coils, heavy equipment: the Open Top accommodates industrial loads that cannot be introduced through the rear doors of a standard container.

      In detail

      What is a 40ft first-trip Open Top container?

      An Open Top container is a container with an opening roof: its top section is removed to load goods from above, by crane. "First-trip" means it is a new unit, out of the factory after a single trip. The 40ft format is the long format in the range.

      The body, made of Corten steel, a self-weathering steel that naturally resists marine corrosion, is fully welded, in a reinforced structure. The reinforced polyester tarpaulin rests on removable metal bows distributed along the full length. The 28 mm marine plywood floor withstands heavy rolling loads.

      The 40ft format frees up 66 m³ of usable volume over 28.28 m² of floor space, for a 26,600 kg allowable load. It is the benchmark for transporting long, heavy pieces, in the forestry, energy, metallurgy and naval industries.

      In detail

      Open Top: what is an opening roof for?

      A standard container is loaded only through its rear doors. Any goods taller than these doors, beam, machine, tank, become "out of gauge," or OOG: they do not fit. This is the problem the Open Top solves.

      Its roof is not a fixed steel sheet. It consists of removable metal bows and a polyester tarpaulin tensioned by straps. Both are removed, and the body opens completely from the top. A crane, an overhead crane or a hoist can then lower the load directly in, without cutting it up or passing it through the doors.

      Applications

      Uses for a 40ft first-trip Open Top container

      The long format avoids the costly cutting up of large pieces, loaded in one piece from above.

      The applications below show in which contexts this format is most relevant. Each use links the on-the-ground need to the container's concrete benefit.

      • Forestry and timber

        Long logs, sawn boards, raw timber in bulk batches, seasonal harvest packaging.

      • Energy; long wind components

        Wind turbine mast sections, removable blades, large-format transformers. This detail makes the card self-sufficient for quickly comparing options and anticipating the project's constraints.

      • Metallurgy; bars and profiles

        Long steel bars, metal profiles, welded boilermaking structures, machine tools delivered as a block.

      • Rail and naval industry

        Prefabricated rail sections, naval masts, deck equipment, long decommissioning structures.

      Highlights

      Why buy a 40ft first-trip Open Top container

      The new 40ft Open Top is the long format for top loading: it accommodates out-of-gauge pieces that their length excludes from shorter formats. The strengths below explain what each element of the opening roof brings on this large body.

      The strengths below explain what each technical choice brings to the project. They help compare the product with a less specialized alternative or a different condition.

      • Long format

        66 m³ usable and 28.28 m² of floor space provide the maximum capacity in the segment. It is the format for long out-of-gauge pieces; profiles, structures, elongated machines.

      • Top loading

        Access is via crane, overhead crane or hoist, for long, heavy out-of-gauge pieces. It is the only way in for a load the doors cannot receive.

      • New opening roof

        The reinforced polyester tarpaulin is tensioned by straps and comes off quickly. Once removed, it frees full vertical access along the entire length of the body.

      • Removable bows

        The support bows come off independently of the tarpaulin. This modularity allows the roof opening to be adapted to the piece being handled.

      • Doors opening at 270°

        The double rear doors offer standard flush access, complementing top loading. The route is chosen according to the goods.

      • Welded Corten body

        The self-weathering steel structure guarantees maritime robustness. The container complies with ISO 6346 and CSC for long-distance multimodal transport.

      Applications

      What is the price of a 40ft first-trip Open Top container

      The new 40ft Open Top belongs to a specialized shipping segment. Its price depends on the limited availability of the long out-of-gauge segment and the production cycles of large-format tarpaulins.

      Four factors influence price variations:

      The factors below explain why the price can vary from one quote to another. They help read a quote by distinguishing the price of the product, availability and delivery costs.

      • Demand for long out-of-gauge transport

        The growth of energy, construction and industrial projects supports Open Top demand on the 40ft format.

      • Cost of Corten steel and the tarpaulin

        Body, large-format tarpaulin, about 28 m², and metal bows distributed along the length weigh on the factory price.

      • Shipping logistics pressures

        40ft Open Top supply remains more limited than that of the Dry container, with its own industrial cycles.

      • Downstream costs

        40ft road transport by dedicated semi-trailer and heavy crane handling for out-of-gauge loading.

      Delivery

      Delivery & logistics

      National Conteneur delivers throughout mainland France and internationally. Lead times and conditions vary by zone and mode of transport.

      • 1-3 weeks

        Nationwide delivery

        Container truck with flat set-down on a prepared site.

        Zones Mainland France

      • On quote

        Complex site

        Dedicated mobile crane for sites with difficult access or elevated placement.

        Zones Mainland France

      • 48-72h

        Express

        Immediate stock at port depot, expedited delivery subject to availability.

        Conditions On request

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