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Our Tank Container program - you will find further informations under: http://www.iso-tankcontainer.com

Type
Volume
Length
Width
Heigth
Net weight
Operating temperature
TC_20 IMO 0
17.000 - 28.000 litres
6.058 mm
2.438 mm
2.591 mm
app. 2.200 - 3.000 kg
- 20°C to + 120°C
TC_20 IMO 1
11.000 - 26.000 litres
6.058 mm
2.438 mm
2.591 mm
app. 3.500 - 6.000 kg
- 20°C to + 250°C
TC_20 IMO 2
17.000 - 28.000 litres
6.058 mm
2.438 mm
2.591 mm
app. 2.500 - 3.300 kg
- 20°C to + 120°C
TC_20 IMO 5
13.000 - 26.000 litres
6.058 mm
2.438 mm
2.591 mm
app. 6.000 - 11.000 kg
- 200°C to + 60°C
IBC_1000
1.000 litres
1.200 mm
1.000 mm
1.160 mm
app. 60 - 83 kg
acc. to the registration

Please inform us of the products that you would like to store or transport,
so that we can submit a detailed - product orientated - offer very quickly !

Of course, the used tank containers will also be delivered with a valid certificate
If known, please inform us of the respective UN number when make your request.




Short description of the Kemler figure and UN number (Hazardous goods)

The upper figures, the so called "Kemler figure", designate the hazard category (degree of danger) for the transported substances. The lower figures, the so called "UN number", designate the transported substance itself. Which is a running number for the hazardous substances.

The "Kemler figure" is compiled together from two figures as follows:
The first figure describes the main danger according to the following key

  • 2 Gas
  • 3 Ignitable liquid substance
  • 4 Ignitable solid substance
  • 5 Ignitable (oxidising) acting substance or organic Peroxide
  • 6 Toxic substance
  • 8 Corrosive substance
  • 0 of no relevance

The second and possible third figure describe the additional danger according to the following key

  • 0 of no relevance
  • 1 Explosion
  • 2 Gas can leak away
  • 3 Ignitability
  • 5 Ignitable (oxidising) characteristics
  • 6 Toxicity or risk of infection
  • 8 Corrosiveness
  • 9 Danger of an intense reaction which reacts from the self disruption or the Polymerisation

If the first pair of figures are identical, this means that this is an increase in the main danger.


The hazardous goods plate to the right can frequently be seen. The UN number (substance number) 1203 tells us that the vehicle is transporting "Petrolium". The first part of the "Kemler figure 3" tells us that we are dealing with an "ignitable" liquid substance. The second part which is also a "3", means that the medium is highly flammable (increase of the main danger)


A hazardous goods plate which is shown to the left, is seen much less frequently, at the same time the substance is used much more than you think. The UN number (substance number) 2029 tells us that the vehicle is transporting "Hydrazine". The first part of the "Kemler figure 8" tells us that we are dealing with a "corrosive substance". The second part which is a "3", informs us that the medium is toxic.


In the case of the Hydrazine, it can be made clear that without any further knowledge of the substance value, a danger assessment of is not possible. Amongst others, Hydrazine is used in the industry for the generation of steam for the conditioning of boiler feed water (alkalinisation / oxygen binding) and as an additive for the after burner for military jets This substance is a high grade cancer causing substance and is absorbed through the skin. The MAK value (Maximal Workplace Concentration) lies at 0.13 mg/m³. The result of this is that when a vehicle, which is loaded with Hydrazine, is involved in an accident, it is only allowed to be neared using breathing apparatus and chemical protection clothing.

Source of reference: hdutch@cobweb.nl