ISO Tank Container for Fuels
Meeberg: Your Partner for 20ft ISO Tanks for Fuel Storage and Transport
ISO tank containers are standardized, cylindrical tanks built to transport and store liquids, including fuels like diesel, gasoline, kerosene, and biofuels. They are constructed according to the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards, ensuring uniformity, safety, and compatibility for global transport by road, rail, and sea.
Key Features of ISO Tank Containers for Fuels
Standardized Design: Typically 20ft or 23ft, compatible with global shipping systems.
Safety and Durability: Built from stainless steel with safety features like pressure relief valves and spill containment.
Capacity: Up to 35,000 liters, depending on fuel type.
Versatility: Handles various fuels with options for heating, cooling, or insulation.
Environmental Compliance: Meets international standards (ADR, IMDG, RID) for hazardous materials.
Examples of Fuels Carried in ISO Tank Containers
Diesel – Commonly used for transportation and industrial equipment.
Gasoline (Petrol) – Widely used for vehicles and machinery.
Jet Fuel (Aviation Kerosene) – For powering aircraft engines.
Marine Fuels (e.g., Bunker Fuel) – Used in ships and large vessels.
Biofuels – Such as biodiesel or ethanol, for eco-friendly energy solutions.
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) – For heating, cooking, and vehicles.
Kerosene – Often used for heating and lighting.
Lubricants – High-performance oils used in machinery and engines.
Crude Oil – For transport to refineries.
Benefits of Using ISO Tank Containers for Fuel Transport
Cost-Efficiency: Reduces the need for multiple smaller containers, lowering logistics costs.
Global Accessibility: Easily transported across countries using integrated transport networks.
Safety Assurance: Ensures compliance with international regulations, minimizing risks during transit.
Sustainability: Durable construction enables reuse, reducing waste compared to single-use drums.
