1. "What does the term 'big cabinet, small cabinet, double back' refer to?"
   

 1) The term 'large cabinets' typically refers to 40-foot containers, specifically the 40GP and 40HQ types. Meanwhile, 45-foot containers are generally classified as specialized containers.

 2)Small cabinets typically refer to 20-foot containers, specifically the 20GP type."

 3)Double back refers to two 20-foot cabinets, similar to a trailer pulling two 20-foot containers simultaneously. In port lifting, two 20-foot containers are lifted onto the ship at once.

2.What is the definition of LCL and FCL?

 1)Less than Container Load refers to the goods of multiple owners in a container, and small batches of goods that are less than a full box are LCL goods, which are operated according to LCL-LCL.

 2）Full Container Load  means that there is only one owner or manufacturer of goods in a container, which can fill one or more full containers of larger quantities of goods is full container cargo, and it is operated according to full container cargo (FCL-FCL).

3.What are the common specifications of containers?

1）40HC : 40 feet long, 9 feet 6 inches high; About 12.192 meters long, 2.9 meters high, 2.35 meters wide, generally loaded 68CBM or so.

2）40GP :The container is approximately 40 feet long, 8 feet 6 inches high, and has a capacity of around 58CBM.Its dimensions are roughly 12.192 meters in length, 2.6 meters in height, and 2.35 meters in width.

3) 20GP : The container measures 20 feet in length and 8 feet 6 inches in height, with a width of approximately 2.35 meters. Its total capacity is around 28 cubic meters

4) 40HC : The container measures 45 feet in length and 9 feet 6 inches in height, with a width of approximately 2.35 meters. It has a typical loading capacity of around 75 cubic meters.

4.What is the difference between a tall cabinet and a regular cabinet?"

What distinguishes a high cabinet from a general cabinet is its additional one-foot height, equivalent to 30.44cm.However, both types of cabinets share the same length and width dimensions.

5.What is the weight of the body? How about the heavy boxes?

(1) Box weight refers to the weight of the container itself, which is approximately 1.7 tons for a 20GP and 3.4 tons for a 40GP.

(2) Heavy box refers to a box filled with goods, as opposed to an empty container."

6, empty box or self-box refers to?

A case that is not loaded is called an empty case. In South China, especially in Guangdong and Hong Kong, empty boxes are usually called auspicious boxes, because in Cantonese, empty and evil homonyms, unlucky, so South China is not called empty boxes, called auspicious boxes. The so-called Tiji also heavy, is to extract the empty container, pull to load, and then return the loaded heavy container.

7.what is a heavy box? What about the drop box?

 (1)Carrying heavy containers : refers to transporting them from the station to the manufacturer or logistics warehouse for unloading, typically involving imports.

 (2)Drop box: refers to the manufacturer or logistics warehouse after loading the goods to drop the heavy box back to the station (generally point out the port).

8.What does the back empty box mean? What is the empty box?

(1) Back empty box: refers to the station back empty box to the manufacturer or logistics warehouse loading (usually pointed to the port).

(2) Empty box: it refers to the unloading of goods at the factory or logistics warehouse to the terminal (usually refers to the import).

9. What box type does DC stand for?

DC refers to Dry Container, 20GP, 40GP, 40HQ and other cabinets are dry containers.

10.What box type does OT stand for?

OT is short for Open Top, refers to the open top cabinet, that is, there is no box top and only a tent on the top of the box cabinet.

11.The door is half open?

A container with half the door open.

12.What is the BL NO#?

Usually it is the number that the forwarder gives you to carry the container, which may be the number of the owner's bill of lading (MBL), or the number of the freight forwarder's bill of lading (HBL), generally according to the ship name/voyage and bill of lading number to carry the container, that is, to pick up empty or heavy containers.

13.What is the CNTR NO# ?

Refers to the number of the container, this number is unique in the world, consisting of four letters and seven numbers, of which the first three letters are the owner of the container (shipping company or leasing company) code, the fourth letter is U, the next six numbers are the serial number, the last number is the check code. The box number is usually asked to the driver, because the driver knows the box number when he goes to pick up the box, and the box number is used when customs declaration, document making and warehouse receipt entry.

14.What is the SEAL NO#?

Refers to the number of the seal that locks the container, the lead seal is generally provided by the shipping company, and it needs to be purchased, generally 50 yuan.

15. What is the expot goods?

At the station back empty container to the manufacturer or logistics warehouse loading, and then declaration export

16.What is the imported goods?

After the import customs clearance, the heavy container is unloaded at the station to the manufacturer or the designated place.

17.What is the Travel empty?

Refers to the car to the manufacturer or logistics warehouse, due to various reasons can not be loaded and the empty box is pulled back to the station

18.What is the Container dumping?

It refers to pulling boxes from one yard to another at a yard station, or not taking boxes in the order of top to bottom, but removing the boxes above and retrieving the boxes below.This is more likely to occur when the case number is specified or customs inspection is carried out.

19.What is the container terminal?

Usually refers to the place where boxes are stacked and managed on or near the dock, and the driver's back box is generally to the yard station. There is a corresponding thing called the terminal receipt, which is used to handle the transfer of containers between the terminal and the driver.

20. What does a bill of lading usually contain?

The contents of the bill of lading generally include the bill of lading number, ship name and voyage, box weight, cargo description, number of pieces, gross weight, volume, box number, issuer and signature.

21. What should I pay attention to when shipping?

Tell the owner whether to export or import, box type, box quantity, cargo weight, location, station and whether to agreement, to the manufacturer time, special requirements of the box.

22.What problems should I pay attention to when writing the dispatch order?

To write as clearly as possible, because some drivers do not know the English alphabet, ship name, voyage, bill of lading number, station, arrival time, manufacturer's address, contact phone number, special requirements of the box and manufacturer's special requirements must be written clearly. The invoice title should be written clearly, don't let the driver open the wrong title.

23.What is the EIR?

When the export container is picked up, it is necessary to make a bill first, and then get a multi-copy of the "Equipment delivery order", and the driver uses this equipment delivery order to pick up the container, outbound, inbound, and return the box.

24.What time do you leave the boxes at the exit terminal?

Usually 10 o 'clock, but generally by 9 o 'clock, the place is empty, so the import must be back around 8 o 'clock, because the driver has to drop off the box first

25.What does overload mean? What about overweight?

(1) overload: generally means that the tonnage of the goods loaded on the car exceeds the weight limit of the vehicle;

(2) Overweight: generally means that the tonnage of the loaded goods exceeds the weight limit of the container.

26.What does loading container and unloading mean?

(1) loading is carrying empty boxes to load.

(2) unloading is carrying a heavy container to the manufacturer.

27.What is the Re removal and re return in freight forwarding?

It means to pull the goods to pull the goods back, not empty return, not empty sailing.

28.What is the charged weight?

The "heavy charge" at the high-speed Toll Gate refers to the toll collected according to the cargo weight and tonnage of the vehicle.

29.What is the Damaged container charge?

Refers to the cost incurred when the imported cases are found to be damaged after unloading.

30.What is the Container cleaning fee?

Refers to the cost of cleaning the container when the case is found to be unclean

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