Atlas O 3006310-11 Container - CSX "How Tomorrow Moves" - Road #232575

Atlas O 3006310-11 Container - CSX "How Tomorrow Moves" - Road #232575

Contemporary domestic intermodal operations are based on the 53’ long dry-van container.

Jindo Manufacturing of Korea, already a producer of maritime ISO containers, began producing steel corrugated containers for domestic use in the USA during the 1990s. In 2004, Jindo introduced an improved 53’ container with an inside height of 110”. The new interior height was intended to narrow the cubic foot competition with highway trailers at the time.

The differences between the Jindo 53’ 110” IH and Jindo’s previous 53’ container can be seen in the tunnel height under the front wall and the lower side rail extensions. The 53’ 110” IH container has been produced in far larger quantities than it non-110” predecessor.

Features:

All steel corrugated design
Separate door bars
Accurate lower rail for the 110" IH version
Two roof variations
Accurate painting and printing