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October 21, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Safety: How box capabilities stack up

Some containers have a lesser stacking capability than others which is crucial when planning the stowage of a ship, writes Mike Compton When one thinks about how containerisation started and what it started with, it is truly amazing what it has since developed into.

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Some containers have a lesser stacking capability than others which is crucial when planning the stowage of a ship, writes Mike Compton When one thinks about how containerisation started and what it started with, it is truly amazing what it has since developed into.

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