ISO Tank Transport
ISO tank transport utilizes specially designed tanks to move liquids and other cargo. At 2hm logistics we have the experience and expertise to ensure that your cargo is transported safely and securely, and we offer a variety of transportation options to meet your specific needs. We offer both full truckload (FTL) and less than truckload (LTL) options to meet your shipping needs, and our team will work with you to determine the best transportation solution for your cargo.
ISO Tank Transport
ISO tank transport utilizes specially designed tanks to move liquids and other cargo. At 2hm logistics we have the experience and expertise to ensure that your cargo is transported safely and securely, and we offer a variety of transportation options to meet your specific needs. We offer both full truckload (FTL) and less than truckload (LTL) options to meet your shipping needs, and our team will work with you to determine the best transportation solution for your cargo.
Modes of Transport
How are ISO tanks shipped?
These tanks are typically shipped via truck or rail, and we will work with you to determine the best shipping option for your needs.
- Truck: ISO tanks can be transported on a flatbed trailer or a drop-deck trailer.
- Rail: ISO tanks can also be transported by rail, and we will work with you to determine the best shipping option for your needs.
2hm logistics Certificates
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IATA
ISO 14001:2015
ISO 9001:2015
HAACP
AEO
What is an ISO tank container?
ISO stands for International Organization for Standardization, and ISO tanks are regulated by this organization. These tanks are constructed of high-strength steel and must meet strict safety standards in order to be certified.
An ISO tank container is a special type of tank that is designed to transport liquids and other cargo. These tanks are constructed of high-strength steel and are fitted with a variety of safety features to ensure the safe transport of your cargo.
ISO Tank Advantages
- Versatility: ISO tanks can transport a wide range of commodities, offering a flexible shipping solution.
- Safety: Equipped with various safety features, ISO tanks ensure the secure transport of your cargo.
- Cost-Effective: ISO tank transportation provides a cost-efficient shipping option for businesses.
ISO Tank Disadvantages
- Limited Availability: ISO tanks may not be as readily available as other container types, leading to potential delays.
- Specialized Handling: Requires specialized knowledge and equipment for loading, unloading, and maintenance, which can increase complexity.
- Regulatory Compliance: Transporting certain hazardous materials in ISO tanks requires strict adherence to international regulations, which can add to the administrative burden.
Cargo shipped in ISO tank containers
Some of the most common commodities transported in ISO tanks include:
- Oil and petroleum products
- Chemicals
- Food and beverage products
- Pharmaceuticals
FAQs
What is a T11 ISO tank?
A T11 ISO tank is a specially designed tank used to transport dangerous goods. These tanks are constructed of high-strength steel and must meet strict safety standards in order to be certified.
What is an IMO container?
An IMO container is a special type of container used to transport dangerous goods by sea.
What is an LNG ISO tank container?
An LNG ISO tank container is a specially designed tank used to transport liquefied natural gas.
What does an ISO tank look like?
ISO tank is shaped like a cylinder and typically have a capacity of between 28,000 and 39,000 liters. Which equals to 7,396 and 10,300 gallons.
ISO Tank Safety Standards
ISO tanks must meet strict safety standards in order to be certified, and they are constructed of high-strength steel to ensure the safe transport of your cargo.
They are constructed of high-strength steel and are fitted with a variety of safety features, including:
- Pressure relief valve: To release pressure in the event of an emergency
- Overpressure alarm: To alert the driver if the tank is becoming too full
- Temperature gauge: To monitor the temperature of the cargo
- Loading/unloading valve: To control the flow of cargo in and out of the tank
