The container will conform to and satisfy the following standard
1.ISO/TC-104
All to meet the latest series 1 freight containers set forth
2.T.I.R Requirements and Certifications
The container shall comply with the customers convention of containers, 1972 and all subsequent revisions to date and will be identified with appropriate approval plates and markings.
3.Timber Component and Treatment and Certification
All exposed timber components are treated with an Australian government approved insecticide and the container will be such identified with appropriate immunization plate
4.U.I.C
The container shall be comply with the International Union of Railways(UIC)code 592 OR
5.CSC Requirements
The container will comply with the rules set forth in the International Convention for Safe Containers and will be so identified with a plate
6.Classification Society
The Container will be certified by classification society in design and individually inspected during its production
Location: XPCL is near to Xiamen sea ports, easy for transportation.
Price: We will provide competative price.
Production: 250-300 units of 20GP per day, 200-250 units of 40HC per day.
Design capability: A group of 20 engineers with more than 8 year industry experience.
Founded in 1988 and listed on the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited since 1993 (Stock Code: 716), Singamas Container Holdings Limited ("Singamas") is a leading manufacturer of containers, operator of container depots and provider of logistics services.
Opening its first container factory in Shanghai in 1990, the management of Singamas from the outset regarded China as an important base for its production activities. Maintaining this view, the company strategically established factories in key coastal ports, operating 4 facilities in the country. Such strong and diverse production capacity has enabled Singamas to offer a comprehensive range of products, including dry freight containers, collapsible flatrack containers, open top containers, bitutainers, tank containers, offshore containers and other specialised containers. With existing production capacity of 320 thousands twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), Singamas is one of the largest container manufacturers in the world today.
A logical extension of the manufacturing operation is Singamas' logistics services business. Having identified early on a growing demand for logistics services among members of the global shipping industry, the company established container depots in Tianjin and Qingdao back in 1994. By 2001, Singamas officially diversified into logistics services, and in over one decade established 8 container depots in China. Further, a logistics company was opened in Xiamen in 2001.
While fully committed to furthering Singamas' development, the management also recognised that ongoing advancement of the industry is essential for the company's own progress and evolution. In addition, the management has continued to invest in automation, environmental protection and workplace safety, in order to be a responsible corporate citizen and to lead the industry by example.
