48×40 Rigid Bulk Container, 30 in, 4-Leg

The base snaps on, and what you choose changes the height, the weight and whether the box can go on beams:

• RC-141 four legs, 79.37 lb, 30.31 in tall. The build

offered with a castor option.

• RC-141-8L eight legs, 84.88 lb, same height. Gains **pallet jack

access from all four sides**.

• RC-141-2R two runners, 85.98 lb, 31.10 in tall, and

rack-capable at 1,102 lb (500 kg).

• RC-141-3R three runners, 92.59 lb, 31.10 in tall, and

rack-capable. The heaviest base, and the one that leaves the least open underside.

The runners sit under the feet and add 20 mm to the overall height. Everything above the base is identical: same interior, same capacity, same static, stacking and dynamic loads, same freight.

• Outside 47.24 × 39.37 × 30.31 in (1200 × 1000 × 770 mm) on legs,

31.10 in (790 mm) on runners

• Inside 44.09 × 36.22 × 24.21 in (1120 × 920 × 615 mm)
• 177 US gal (670 L)

The drawings put the box itself at 730 mm on every build, so the base structure is 40 mm on legs and 60 mm on runners. Dimensions carry a ±5 mm production tolerance.

• Static load 9,921 lb (4,500 kg)
• Stacking load 9,921 lb (4,500 kg)
• Dynamic load 1,102 lb (500 kg)
• Racking load 1,102 lb (500 kg), on the two runner builds only

All assume an evenly distributed load. The stacking figure comes from the datasheets.

These are lower ratings than the 36 in boxes in this range, which carry 11,023 lb static and 2,205 lb dynamic. If you need those, look at the RC-121.

This is where the four bases really differ, and the numbers come straight off the drawings:

• Four legs, feet 155 mm at the corners, leaving **890 mm clear along

the long side and 690 mm across the short**. The most open base here.

• Eight legs, a further foot at the middle of each side, dividing

those into 370 mm and 270 mm openings.

• Two runners, 370 mm openings along the long side, 690 mm

clear across the short.

• Three runners, divided both ways, 370 mm and 270 mm.

Walls and base are closed, which all four datasheets state and two of them caption directly. The wall panels are smooth, not ribbed, with a raised label area moulded into the long side. Corners are rounded. The underside is a square rib lattice.

Vegetables, fresh and dried fruit, nuts, small parts and loose bulk goods, across the food industry, agriculture and industrial production. It adapts very well to automatic conveying systems, and the material is food-grade.

Handled with a forklift, reach truck or hand pallet jack.

Logo printed or embossed, both offered, in an 88 × 128 mm panel on the long side. Supplied in grey, white, navy or blue, with other colours to order.

104 per jumbo trailer and 84 in a 40 ft high cube, the same on every build.