Second to none
The whole logistics industry is about to change for good with the help of our lightweight container. Boasting recyclability, sustainability, profitability and longevity whilst being considerably better for our environment (up to 20 tons of CO2 emissions in a single container’s lifespan). The lightweight container takes logistics to new heights.
Lightweight design techniques developed specifically to reduce the container’s weight optimises its performance
By using the latest cloud technology users are able to connect with assets from anywhere around the world,
Our IoT devices paired with intelligent software and cloud technology enables every asset to be visible at any point within a supply chain
Integrate and monitor all shipments and modes of transport
With no change to the production line, the lightweight container uses state-of-the-art lightweight design techniques developed specifically to reduce the container weight. The Container 2.0 optimises its performance with regard to strength, payload and lifetime while remaining fully compliant with ISO standards.
Due to its pioneering structure its floor can last 3x longer than a standard container floor. It follows that it requires less maintenance overall, and therefore it will reduce the transport and logistics industry’s impact on the environment.
a profitable punch.
On average 1 more TEU for every 20 TEU can be loaded or moved on a container ship without any increase in fuel consumption or fixed container costs. This results in a reduction in shipping costs, as well as an increase in net income.
100% responsible.
The Container 2.0 is manufactured with fully recyclable materials, with no change in the standard container production line. With a uniquely designed metallic floor, made out of panels with the same dimensions as a standard container’s wooden floor, it can be shipped and packaged as per usual process. We have also managed to reduce the amount of steel used in production, helping reduce weight and use the world’s natural resources responsibly.
Standard wooden floor containers require frequent chemical treatments, with the use of pesticides, insecticides and fumigants to ensure that they are kept hygienic for goods transportation. Replacing wood with aluminium ensues that they are naturally more hygienic, odourless and provide better protection to shipments whilst reducing the use of chemicals by 100%.
The use of chemicals causes indelible damage to the environment. Once chemicals have leached into the environment, they affect our whole ecosystem, all the way down to the fish we eat.
Replacing the use of
wooden floors in containers
worldwide we would save
Due to its nature, wood is perishable and regular maintenance is required, often being refitted up to 4 times during a container's lifespan. Removing the use of wood in containers globally can facilitate the decrease of the adverse effect we have on the environment. Trees and plants are essential to human life and our surrounding ecosystems and help the environment against greenhouse gases pollution.
Decreasing deforestation will dramatically contribute to minimizing our impact on the climate change and the negative effects of the increasing global temperature on the world.
big on technology.
The transport and logistic supply chain can be a complex, inefficient and problematic system. By making the modes of transport and distribution visible and connected we can instantly increase efficiency and productivity.
By using state-of-art technology the Container2.0 paired with intelligent software and cloud technology enables to be monitored at any point within the supply chain.
rail and road
With a host of functionalities, our customisable and personalised software will provide any transport and logistics operation with vital real-data insights, notifications and alerts, as well as status report overviews.
Alerts
Notifications
Insights
Status reports
Live-tracking
Real-time prediction
Monitoring
Integration
and better for the world.
Sometimes small changes on a large scale can have groundbreaking benefits, always in more than one ways. That’s why we continue working to optimise the transport and logistics sector, simply because of its scale of influence on business and the world. Our global vision is to continue innovating and creating solutions that lessen our adverse environment impact,whilst optimising business activities.
If we could replace just
2M out of the 25M containers
currently used, we could save:
