What is the difference between a flat rack and flatbed container?
A flat rack container has no sides or roof, and its ends can often be folded down flat. Available in 20ft and 40 sizes, flat racks are used to transport large, bulky, or unusually shaped goods on cargo ships when they can’t be loaded into a standard container. Flat racks with the ends raised and locked into position can also be stacked.
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The terms are often used interchangeably, but equipment design can vary between operators. In practice, the key advantage is the ability to load cargo from the side or above rather than through doors. 
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TITAN CONTAINERS ARE CERTIFIED TO, OR CAN SUPPORT COMPLIANCE WITH, THE FOLLOWING ACCREDITATIONS
