SDDC55-12_May04.pdf

SDDC PAMPHLET No. 55-12

TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVEL

COMMERCIAL CONTAINERS

FOR

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS SHIPMENTS

MAY 2004

THIS REPLACES THE

DECEMBER 1998 EDITION

AND ALL UPDATES

SURFACE DEPLOYMENT AND DISTRIBUTION COMMAND

200 STOVALL STREET

ALEXANDRIA, VA 22332-5000

FOREWARD

This pamphlet is issued to provide information pertaining to commercially owned shipping containers used for the movement and storage of Department of Defense (DOD) sponsored personal property shipments.

This pamphlet does not apply to Government-owned shipping containers. Information regarding these containers may be found in the most recent issue of American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), ASTM-D-4169, Standard Practice for Performance Testing of Shipping Containers and Systems.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

HEADQUARTERS, SURFACE DEPLOYMENT AND DISTRIBUTION COMMAND

200 Stovall Street

Alexandria VA 22332-5050

SDDC Pamphlet No. 55-12 May 2004

Transportation and Travel

COMMERCIAL CONTAINERS FOR DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS SHIPMENTS

Section I GENERAL Paragraph

Purpose 1001 Scope 1002 Responsibilities 1003 DOD Container Policy 1004 Summary 1005

Section II CRITERIA FOR USE OF CONTAINERS

General 2001 Code of Service 2002 Container Markings 2003 Wooden Overflow Boxes 2004 Container Closure, Sealing and Reinforcement 2005 Stacking Containers 2006 Shipment Markings 2007

Carrier Container Markings 2008 Variance in Construction Materials 2009

Fiberboard Containers 2010 Fiberboard Approvals 2011

Section III SELECTED REFERENCES 3000

Section IV CONTAINER INSPECTIONS

Container Inspection Report 4000

Inspection Checklist 4001 Serviceable/Unserviceable Containers 4002

Section V LIST OF SDDC APPROVED CONTAINERS

This pamphlet supersedes SDDC Pam 55-12, December 1998

FOR THE COMMANDER:

OFFICIAL:

DISTRIBUTION:

Special

SECTION I

GENERAL

1001. Purpose. To provide ready information concerning the approval and use of commercially-owned containers approved by the Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC) for DOD sponsored personal property shipments. Information contained herein does not apply to Government-owned shipping containers. Information regarding these containers may be found in the most recent issue of American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), ASTM-D-4169, Standard Practice for Performance Testing of Shipping Containers and Systems.

1002. Scope.

a. Section II provides criteria for use of containers; Section III provides selected references; Section IV provides container inspection procedures and SD Form 356-R, Container Inspection Report; and Section V lists commercially-owned containers approved by SDDC.

b. Users of this pamphlet are encouraged to submit recommended changes or comments on its improvement. Comments should be keyed to the specific page and paragraph, with rationale, and forwarded to the Commander, SDDC, ATTN: SDPP-PA, 200 Stovall St., Hoffman Building II., Alexandria, VA 22332-5000.

1003. Responsibilities.

a. SDDC, Deputy Chief of Staff for Passenger and Personal Property:

(1) Approve all containers.

(2) Update list of approved containers.

(3) Monitor the container program on a worldwide basis.

b. Carrier/container manufacturers:

(1) Furnish test reports from an independent testing laboratory for containers when requesting SDDC container approval. Test container in accordance with the most recent issue of ASTM-D-4169.

(2) Use SDDC-approved containers for all containerized shipments of personal property.

c. Personal property shipping offices (PPSOs):

(1) Assure that carriers use only SDDC-approved containers. These containers must be in sound condition (no holes, not deteriorated, properly caulked).

(2) Prohibit the use of unapproved or unsatisfactory containers.

(3) Inspect containers for SDDC approval number, container markings and general condition. Inbound shipments with container deficiencies will be reported to origin

PPSO.

d. SDDC Military Ocean Terminals will monitor containers transiting the terminals and report use of unapproved or unsatisfactory containers to origin PPSO.

e. Military Airlift Command terminals will report the use of unserviceable containers to the origin shipping office.

1004. DOD Container Policy. DOD does not restrict the carriers as to types of material, length, width or height of commercially developed containers, DOD does require; however, that all containers be constructed in such a manner as to satisfy the testing requirements of ASTM-D- 4169.

1005. Summary. This pamphlet applies for the use of commercially-owned personal property containers, on a worldwide basis.

SECTION II

CRITERIA FOR USE OF CONTAINERS

2001. General. Carriers will use only SDDC-approved containers which are in sound condition. The PPSO may (under certain conditions) authorize use of Government-owned containers, ASTM-D-4169, with a reduced cost to the Government in accordance with appropriate tariffs/tenders or require use if a waiver authorization has been granted by SDDC.

Under the waiver provision, reduced cost to the Government does not apply. When approved, the Government-owned containers must be in sound condition and free from visible defects.

2002. Code of Service.

a. Approved containers must be used for the following codes or types of service:

(1) Code 2 - Domestic, door-to-door container movement.

(2) Code 3 - International, door-to-door container movement.

(3) Code 4 - International, door-to-door container movement.

(4) Code 5 - International, door-to-door container surface, Government movement.

(5) Code T - International, door-to-door air movement.

b. SDDC-approved containers are authorized for use on shipments moving under packing and containerization contracts when this mode of service is selected by the PPSO.

When this service is ordered and commercial containers are used, the container requirements outlined in this pamphlet will apply.

2003. Container Markings. All SDDC-approved containers used for the movement of DOD-sponsored cargo will be branded with the approval number at the top right hand corner of both side panels and the nonremovable end panel with 1-1/2-inch numerals, such as "SDDC-000A."

Other container markings will be in accordance with the Defense Transportation Regulation, Volume IV.

2004. Wooden Overflow Boxes. Overflow boxes will be constructed in accordance with ASTM-D-6251, Standard Specification for Wood-Cleated Panelboard Shipping Boxes, Style A or B, and will be caulked during assembly. Overflow boxes do not require an SDDC approval number.

2005. Container Closure Sealing and Reinforcement. Containers that require a sealant/caulking material applied to the joints and door to ensure watertightness will be sealed/caulked prior to containerization of each shipment. Usage may cause the caulking to become dry, brittle, or dislocated from the container joints and seams. Recaulking, on an as needed basis, is required to maintain the watertightness of the container. Testing has determined that the most effective method to seal/waterproof a container is to caulk all seams with the exception of the horizontal floor seams. This should be done during the initial assembly process. When recaulking is necessary to ensure the watertightness of the container, recaulking on the inside of the container seams/joints is acceptable. Doors will be caulked on the inside joint before nailing or bolting and not on the outside container seams. Caulking material must be applied to all patched and repaired areas of the container. Closure of the container must be performed in accordance with the guidelines indicated in the container bill of materials contained herein or other commercially accepted methods. It is recommended that containers be reinforced with steel banding to prevent pilferage. Banding should be steel strapping a minimum of 3/4 of an inch in width. Two bands should be placed vertically 1/3 inch from each container end and one band placed horizontally at the container center. These procedures are suggested for all containers used for DOD-sponsored cargo. Overflow boxes will be caulked during the assembly process and banded in accordance with the requirements outlined in ASTM-D-6251.

2006. Stacking Containers. Containers are tested in accordance with ASTM-D-4169, "Standard Practice for Performance Testing of Shipping Containers and Systems." Containers may be double or triple stacked depending on size, total gross weight and condition. Limiting factors would be size of the warehouse where containers are stacked and type of equipment available for stacking the containers.

2007. Shipment Markings. Individual shipment markings will be stenciled on two surfaces (one side and one end panel) of each container. Marking will be done in accordance with the requirements of the Defense Transportation Regulation, Volume IV, or other applicable specification as ordered by the PPSO.

2008. Carrier Container Marking. Carriers are encouraged to identify their containers by assigning a serialized number or other identification code to each approved container. It is recommended that this number be branded or stenciled on the container to assist in the overall identification of the shipment.

2009. Variances in Construction Materials.

a. Recent advancements in the manufacturing process of construction and industrial grades of plywood have resulted in the manufacture of slightly thinner panels. This new manufacturing technique has caused a slight decrease in the strength and tare weight characteristics of containers used in the transportation of personal property.

These variances are considered minimal and if containers were to be retested, they generally would continue to pass the test requirements. However, these variances do present a difference in actual specifications and bill of materials originally approved.

In some instances, upon inspection by quality control personnel, such containers have been rejected because of not meeting the specifications outlined in the pamphlet.

b. To alleviate this problem and provide a system or method for inspectors to have an easily accessible identifier for containers manufactured with the new thinner and lighter panels, a code has been devised to identify these containers from originally approved containers. All containers constructed with the new thinner material will be branded with an "XI" after the SDDC approval number (example: SDDC000(X)), as identified in Paragraph 2003.

2010. Fiberboard Containers. Carriers may use corrugated fiberboard containers for the containerization of overflow and oversize articles or to containerize small personal property shipments. When fiberboard containers are used they must, as a minimum, meet the requirements of Specification ASTM-D-5168, Standard Practice for Fabrication and Closure of Triple Corrugated Fiberboard Containers. Fiberboard containers which exceed a gross of 15 cubic feet and 300 pounds must be secured to a four-way entry wooden pallet. Unless specifically approved by SDDC, ASTM-D-5168 fiberboard containers will not exceed 96 cubic feet.

a. After the container has been packed, it will be sealed by having all seams, corners, and joints taped with a minimum 2-inch wide waterproof tape. The tape applied to the manufacturers joint will cover the joint but not extend over the corners of the box onto the adjacent panels.

b. After sealing, the container will be reinforced with steel or nonmetallic strapping. The banding will be tensioned sufficiently to effect adequate closure without damaging the fiberboard. The container will be banded both vertically and horizontally. One band will be placed vertically at each end of each side encircling the top, sides, and bottom.

When the distance between the vertical bands is greater than 18 inches, additional band or bands will be required to provide support. One horizontal band is also required at the center point of the container encircling the sides and ends.

c. Individual shipment markings will be stenciled on two surfaces (one side and one end panel) of each fiberboard container. Markings will be in accordance with the requirements of the Defense Transportation Regulation, Volume IV, or other applicable specifications as ordered by the PPSO. In addition, whenever the container's contents include fragile or delicate items, the container must be marked "THIS END UP" on both sides and ends. Each container will bear a boxmaker's certificate which certifies that the container meets the requirements of Specification ASTM-D-5168 or A-A-2876, Commercial Item Description, Boxes Shipping Corrugated Fiberboard, High Strength Weather Resistant, Double Wall. The boxmaker's certificate will contain name of manufacturer, bursting strength, minimum combined weight facings, size limit, gross weight, and information indicating type of carton (single wall, double wall, etc.).

Certificate may be round or rectangular and is usually located on the bottom panel or bottom outer flap. In addition, all containers in excess of 15 cubic feet will be marked with the total cubic feet based on the outside dimensions. These markings will be placed in a corner of one panel or other appropriate area which will ensure visibility when the box is fully assembled.

2011. SDDC-Approved Fiberboard Containers. Three companies (Schumacher Wellpappi, Ansbach, West Germany; Beghim-Say, Kayserberg, France; Service Packaging Company, Honolulu, Hawaii) have received SDDC approval for fiberboard containers which exceed 96 cubic feet. The containers must reflect name of manufacturer, cube, and the words "SDDC approved." Also, The Servants, Inc. has received approval for container #229, which is a fiberboard container.

SECTION III

SELECTED REFERENCES

3000. Publications. The following publications are applicable and provide additional information on the container program:

a. DOD Publications.

(1) Defense Transportation Regulation, Volume IV

b. Performance Specifications.

(1) ASTM-D-4169 - Standard Practice for Performance Testing of Shipping Containers and Systems

(2) ASTM-D-6251 - Standard Specification for Wood-Cleated Panelboard Shipping

Boxes

(3) ASTM-D-5168 - Standard Practice for Fabrication and Closure of Triple

Corrugated Fiberboard Containers

(4) ASTM-D5118 - Standard Practice for Fabrication of Fiberboard Shipping Boxes

SECTION IV

CONTAINER INSPECTIONS

4000. Container Inspection Report. SD Form 356-R, Container Inspection Report, shown on page 12, may be used in reporting substandard carrier containers. Local reproduction of this form by PPSOs and transit terminals is authorized. It is suggested that the completed form be distributed to the origin and destination PPSOs, as appropriate, and the carrier.

4001. Inspection Checklist. During the inspection process, the inspecting official should review and check the areas listed below:

a. Holes. The container should be free of all holes and similar defects.

b. Patched Areas. Patches will not exceed 30 percent of the total area of the container.

All patches should fit snugly and securely. Each patch must be properly caulked.

c. Caulking. All new containers should be caulked during the assembly process.

Recaulking on an as needed basis is acceptable. All joints and seams, with the exception of the horizontal floor seam, must be caulked.

d. Rubbing Strips (SKIDS). All rubbing strips or SKIDS should be securely attached to maintain the container in a stable upright position when loaded.

e. Door. The door should fit snugly without any openings or areas which would expose the containers interior or contents.

f. Side and End Panels. Plywood panels should normally not show evidence of ply separation that would significantly affect the containers' structural integrity. Plywood panels should not have frayed edges where nails have to be driven to hold them in place against the top, bottom, ends and sides. Frayed edges can be covered by a proper brace. There should be no rotten side or end panels and there should be no extreme warping present.

g. Markings. All markings which pertain to previous shipments, with the exception of carrier container identification marks, must be completely obliterated. If the container is being inspected while in use, marking should conform to the Defense Transportation Regulation, Volume IV.

h. Roof. Plywood should be intact with no separation of the plys and no excessive warping. The top should fit snugly against all sides and ends and should not sag excessively.

i. Braces. The braces on all edges (top and bottom of all sides and ends) should be intact with no broken, split or gouged areas. All braces should be caulked.

j. Bottom. The plywood on the bottom should be snugly fitted to the side and end panels. There should be no excessive sagging and the plywood should not be rotten or have separation of the plys.

k. Bands. Bands should be made of a steel material a minimum of 3/4 inches wide and placed according to SDDC PAM 55-12, Section II, Paragraph 2005.

4002. Serviceable/Unserviceable Container. A serviceable container is one that is in sound condition and free from visible defects. If repairs/patches, other than minor ones, are necessary, they will not exceed 30 percent of the total area of the container or cost of repairs will not exceed 50 percent of the container replacement cost (estimated cost of a new container is $150-$160).

An unserviceable container is one which does not meet the above criteria.

C O N T A I N E R I N S P E C T I O N R E P O R T

S D D C P a m p h l e t 5 5 - 1 2

1. DATE (Mo/Day/Yr) 2. GBL 3. TCN

4. ORIGIN PPSO 5. GBLOC 6. DESTINATION PPSO 7. GBLOC

8. NAME OF PROPERTY OWNER (Last, First, MI) 9. RANK 10. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER

11. NAME OF CARRIER 12. SCAC 13. CODE OF SERVICE 14. RDD

15. INSPECTION SITE (Check appropriate box)

FACILITY RESIDENCE TRANSIT TERMINAL WAREHOUSE

DISCREPANCY DATA

16. CARRIER CONTAINER NO 17. SDDC APPROVAL NO 18. DISCREPANCY

20. RECORD THE LOCATION OF ANY OBSERVED DEFICIENCIES ON THE FIGURE BELOW.

TOP

REAR

DOOR

LEFT SIDE

CR = CRACKED

RT = ROTTON

HL = HOLE

WP = WARPED

MS = MISSING

SP = SPLITING

SG = SAGGING

FR = FRAYED

NK = NOT CAULKED

BRACES

FOUND

ON MANY

HHG

CONTAINERS

RIGHT SIDE

21. SIGNATURE OF INSPECTING OFFICIAL 22. INSPECTION ACTIVITY 23. DISTRIBUTION

EDITION OF JAN 89 IS OBSOLETE

SDDC FORM 356-R, MAY 04

SECTION V

LIST OF SDDC APPROVED CONTAINERS

NUMBER MANUFACTURER PAGE

101A Stan Flowers Company 21 101B Stan Flowers Company 22

110F Eckol Packaging Company 23 110G Eckol Packaging Company 24

111A ERO/Goodrich Forest Products, Inc. 25

112E Global International 26

114A Y. Higa Enterprises, Ltd. 28

115B Household Goods Container Leasing, Inc. 29 115C Household Goods Container Leasing, Inc. 31 115D Household Goods Container Leasing, Inc. 33

116A Jacksonville Box and Woodwork Company 34 116B Jacksonville Box and Woodwork Company 35

117C Jet Forwarding Company 36

120A World Container Company 37 120B World Container Company 38 120C World Container Company 39 120D World Container Company 40 120E World Container Company 41 120F World Container Company 42 120G World Container Company 43 120H World Container Company 44

123B Interdean N.V. 45 123C Interdean N.V. 46

125A-1 Caesar Fuchs & Cie 47 125A-2 Huber & Sohn 49 125A-3 Kollmar-Holzbau 50 125B-1 Caesar Fuchs & Cie 51 125B-2 Huber & Sohn 52 125B-3 Kollmar-Holzbau 53

126A WER-GA Verpackungen Gmbh 55

127A W. Boote and Sons, Ltd. 56

128A Putters International Moving Service 57 128B Putters International Moving Service 58

SDDC PAM 55-12

129A Transportes Internacionales Ferris S.A. 59

130A F. Gil Stauffer International Transports 60

131A A-1 Woodworks, Inc. 61

132A Gurnett Lyons & Co., Ltd. 62

133A ERO/Goodrich Forest Products, Inc. 63 133B ERO/Goodrich Forest Products, Inc. 64 133C ERO/Goodrich Forest Products, Inc. 65 133D ERO/Goodrich Forest Products, Inc. 66 133E ERO/Goodrich Forest Products, Inc. 67

134A Aeroweld Company 68 134B Aeroweld Company 69 134C Aeroweld Company 70 134D Aeroweld Company 71

135A Vanpac Carriers, Inc. 72 135B Vanpac Carriers, Inc. 73

136A J. Muller-Zeiner K.G. 74 136B J. Muller-Zeiner K.G. 75 136C J. Muller-Zeiner K.G. 76

137A Ditta Brutti Glancario 77 137B Ditta Brutti Glancario 78

138A Higa Fast Pac, Inc. 79

139A Smyth Worldwide Movers 80 139B Smyth Worldwide Movers 81 139C Smyth Worldwide Movers 82 139D Smyth Worldwide Movers 83 139E Smyth Worldwide Movers 84 139F Smyth Van Lines, Inc. 85 139G Smyth Van Lines, Inc. 86 139H Smyth Van Lines, Inc. 87

140A Intexpak, Inc. 88 140B Intexpak, Inc. 89

141A Bear Van Lines 90 141B Bear Van Lines 91

142A SIT Transportes Internacionales, S.A. 92

143A Hampton Roads Box Company, Inc. 93 143B Hampton Roads Box Company, Inc. 94 143B-1 Hampton Roads Box Company, Inc. 95 143C Hampton Roads Box Company, Inc. 96

144A Gurnett Lyons (PB) Company, Limited 97

145A U-Pak Corporation 98

146A Global International 99 146B Global International 100

147A Crown pacific Limited 102

148A Precision Wood Products, Inc. 103 148B Precision Wood Products, Inc. 104 148C Precision Wood Products, Inc. 106 148D Precision Wood Products, Inc. 108

149A Karevan, Incorporated 110

150A Port Transport, Incorporated 111

151A Arbi Container Company 112 151B Arbi Container Company 113 151C Arbi Container Company 114 151D Arbi Container Company 115 151E Arbi Container Company 116 151F Arbi Container Company 117 151G Arbi Container Company 118 151H Arbi Container Company 119 151J Arbi Container Company 120 152A Container Systems, Incorporated 121 152A-1 Container Systems, Incorporated 122 152B Container Systems, Incorporated 123 152C Container Systems, Incorporated 124

153A Thru Container Services, Inc. 126

154A F.S. Turner & Co. (Packaging) Limited 127

155A Tanaka Container Manufacturing Company 128 155B Tanaka Container Manufacturing Company 129

156A Ditta Tullio Tescari 130 156B Ditta Tullio Tescari 131

157A Walker Pack Limited 132

158A Luzon Brokerage Corporation 133

159A Golden State Containers, Inc. 134 159B Golden State Containers, Inc. 135 159C Golden State Containers, Inc. 136 159D Golden State Containers, Inc. 137 159E Golden State Containers, Inc. 138 159F Golden State Containers, Inc. 139 159G Golden State Containers, Inc. 140 159H Golden State Containers, Inc. 141

160A Columbia Export Packers, Inc. 143

161A Custom Form Manufacturing Company 144

162A YuJin Industries, Limited 145 162B YuJin Industries, Limited 146 162C YuJin Industries, Limited 147

163A Mactan International, Incorporated 148

164A Four Winds Forwarding, Incorporated 149

165A J. Blakely, Incorporated 150 165B J. Blakely, Incorporated 151 165C J. Blakely, Incorporated 152 165D J. Blakely, Incorporated 153

166A Martin Services and Supply 154

167A Ephraim G. Gochang Company, Inc. 155

168A Transport Contractors, Inc. 156

169A Graebel/Lightning Movers, Inc. 157

170A Hanjin Transportation Company Limited 158 170B Hanjin Transportation Company Limited 159

171A Yongsan Transportation Company, Limited 160 171B Yongsan Transportation Company, Limited 161

172A Youngjin Trade and International Company 162 172B Youngjin Trade and International Company 163 172C Youngjin Trade and International Company 164

173A C.A.P.I. S.P.A. 166

174A Woodcraft Manufacturing Company 167 174B Woodcraft Manufacturing Company 168

175A Today Van Lines, Limited 170

176A Asia Container Corporation 171

177A Alaska Forwarding Services, Inc. 172

178A Container Dynamics, NV 174 178B Container Dynamics, NV 175 178C Container Dynamics, NV 176 178D Container Dynamics, NV 177

179A Power Packing Case Makers, Limited 178

180A Flomaton Grain, Incorporated 179

181A EPS (Banbury) Limited 180 181B EPS (Banbury) Limited 181

182A Imperial Enterprises of Louisiana, Inc. 182

183A Service Packaging Corporation 183

184A Box and Lumber Company 184 185A G.D. Parker, Limited 185

186A Jacksonville Box & Woodwork Company, Inc. 186 186B Jacksonville Box & Woodwork Company, Inc. 187 186C Jacksonville Box & Woodwork Company, Inc. 188 186D Jacksonville Box & Woodwork Company, Inc. 190 186E Jacksonville Box & Woodwork Company, Inc. 192 186F Jacksonville Box & Woodwork Company, Inc. 194 186G Jacksonville Box & Woodwork Company, Inc. 195 186H Jacksonville Box & Woodwork Company, Inc. 196 186I Jacksonville Box & Woodwork Company, Inc. 197

187A ERO/Goodrich Forest Products, Inc. 199 187B ERO/Goodrich Forest Products, Inc. 200

188A Legnobotti S.P.A. 201 188B Legnobotti S.P.A. 202

189A President Van Lines, Limited 203

190A Container Dynamics 204

191A Kotane, Incorporated 205

191B ERO/Goodrich Forest Products, Inc. 206

192A DeWitt Freight Forwarding 207

192A-1 DeWitt Freight Forwarding 208

193A Eckol Packaging Company 209

193B Precision Wood Products 210

194A Eckol Packaging Company 211 194B Eckol packaging Company 212

195A Allied Container Manufacturing Corp. 213

196A Container Dynamics N.V. 214 196B Container Dynamics N.V. 215

197A J. Muller-Zeiner K.G. 217 197B J. Muller-Zeiner K.G. 218

198A Container Systems, Inc. 219 198A-1 Container Systems, Inc. 220

199A Fogarty Wood Products, Inc. 221

200A Premier Containers, Limited 222

201A White & Company Plc. 223

202A Kadet Products 224

203A Northwest Container Corporation 225

204A Southland Container Inc. of Maryland 226

205A Aalcon Manufacturing Corporation 227

206A El Paso Container Manufacturing Company 228

207A Tuscarora Incorporated 229 207B Tuscarora Incorporated 230

208A APEX Brokerage Corporation 231

209A Alaska Crating and Banding 232 209B Alaska Crating and Banding 234 209C Alaska Crating and Banding 236

210A Relo Container Corporation 238 210B Relo Container Corporation 240

211A D.M. Nazareno and Sons, Inc. 242 211B D.M. Nazareno and Sons, Inc. 243

212A Gurnett Lyons (P.B.) Company, Limited 244 212B Gurnett Lyons (P.B.) Company, Limited 245

213A Hunter Enterprises 246 213B Hunter Enterprises 248

214A Donnybrook Building Supply 249

215A G.E.P. NV 250

215B G.E.P. NV 251

215-B-1 G.E.P. NV 252

215C G.E.P. NV 254

215D G.E.P. NV 255

216A Rowlinson Case Limited 257

217A International Transportation Co., Ltd. 258

218A International Wood Industries Inc. 259 218B International Wood Industries Inc. 261

218D International Wood Industries Inc. 263 218D-1 International Wood Industries Inc. 265

219A Atlas Wood Products, Inc. 266 219B Atlas Wood Products, Inc. 268 219B-1 Atlas Wood Products, Inc. 270 219C Atlas Wood Products, Inc. 272 219D Atlas Wood Products, Inc. 274 219E Atlas Wood Products, Inc. 276 219F Atlas Wood Products, Inc. 278

220A California Dolly & Supply, Inc. 280

221A Orkan Wiebke H. GmbH 281

222A World Wide Enterprises 283

223 Rex Consulting W. Garth GMBH 284

224 Caesar Fuchs GMBH & Cie 286

224A BAVARIABOX GmbH 288

225 Pasha Freight Systems 290

226 Container Systems, Inc. 292

227 Container Systems, Inc. 294 227A Container Systems, Inc. 295

228A Northwest Containers, Inc. 296 228B Northwest Containers, Inc. 297 228C Northwest Containers, Inc. 298 228D Northwest Containers, Inc. 299 228E Northwest Containers, Inc. 300 228F Northwest Containers, Inc. 301

229 The Servants, Inc. 302 229A David S. Smith Packaging, Ltd. 304

230 European Moving Association GmbH (E.M.A.) 306

231 Heritage Paper 308

232 Goodrich Forest Products 310

233 Goodrich Forest Products 312

234 Goodrich Forest Products 314

235 European Moving Assoc. GmbH (E.M.A.) 316

236 BAVARIABOX GmbH 318

237 BAVARIABOX GmbH 320

LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY

COMMERICAL SHIPPING CONTAINERS

A. SDDC Approval No: 101A

B. Manufacturer: Stan Flowers Company 1747 - 24th Street Oakland, CA 94802

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Dec 71

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 45"W x 83 1/2"H

F. Tare Weight: 370 lbs

G. Cube: 189 cubic feet

H. Bill of Materials:

TOP: 5/8" x 45" x 87" Plywood 1 Pc.

2" x 4" x 86" Lumber 2 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 44 1/4" Lumber 2 Pcs.

BASE: 5/8" x 44 1/4" x 86" Plywood 1 Pc.

2" x 4" x 78 5/8" Lumber 3 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 44 1/4" Lumber 2 Pcs.

SIDES: 3/8" x 43 1/2" x 79 7/8" Plywood 4 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 78 1/8" Lumber 4 Pcs.

ENDS: 1/2" x 44 1/4" x 79 7/8" Plywood 2 Pcs.

SPLICES: 3/8" x 4 5/16" x 74" Plywood 2 Pcs.

BLOCK: 2" x 4" x 16 1/2" Lumber 4 Pcs.

SKIDS: NET 3" x 4" x 15" Lumber 9 Pcs.

A. SDDC Approval No: 101B

B. Manufacturer: Stan Flowers Company 1747 - 24th Street Oakland, CA 94802

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Jan 73

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 48"W x 83 1/2"H

F. Tare Weight: 415 lbs

G. Cube: 210 cubic feet

H. Bill of Materials:

TOP: 5/8" x 48" x 87" Plywood 1 Pc.

2" x 4" x 86" Lumber 2 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 47 1/4" Lumber 2 Pcs.

BASE: 5/8" x 44 1/4" x 86" Plywood 1 Pc.

2" x 4" x 78 5/8" Lumber 3 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 47 1/4" Lumber 2 Pcs.

SIDES: 3/8" x 43 1/2" x 79 7/8" Plywood 4 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 74 1/8" Lumber 4 Pcs.

ENDS: 1/2" x 47 1/4" x 79 7/8" Plywood 2 Pcs.

SPLICES: 3/8" x 4 5/16" x 74" Plywood 2 Pcs.

BLOCK: 2" x 4" x 18 1/8" Lumber 4 Pcs.

SKIDS: NET 3" x 4" x 15" Lumber 9 Pcs.

A. SDDC Approval No: 110F

B. Manufacturer: Eckol Packaging Company 818 Jackson Street Napa, CA 94558

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Mar 74

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 48"W x 87"H

F. Tare Weight: 430 lbs

G. Cube: 210 cubic feet

H. Bill of Materials:

PLYWOOD Commercial Standard CD Exterior Floor & Top - 5/8" Thick Ends & Door - 1/2" Thick Sides - 5/16" Thick

LUMBER WCLA Utility and Better 2x4 framing inside container and under floor Skid blocks to provide 3"clearance

NAILS & STAPLES All fasteners cement coated driven through thinner into thicker and clinched where practicable.

ASSEMBLY All joints and seams caulked. Twelve lag screws 3/8" x 2" w/washers used to close door.

Sixteen lag screws 3/8" x 2" w/washers to reinforce corners. Strap with 1" steel band run horizontally.

8d Cement coated nails 4" to 6" apart used for assembly.

FABRICATION Sides, base and top plywood nailed to 2x4s 2/8d c.c. nail clinched. Base blocks nailed w/30d galvanized common nails. Side seam caulked, stapled w/3/4" clinched staples.

A. SDDC Approval No: 110G

B. Manufacturer: Eckol Packaging Company 818 Jackson Street Napa, CA 94558

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Nov 75

F. Tare Weight: 460 lbs

H. Bill of Materials:

Plywood, commercial, standard, CD Exterior Floor - 1 1/8" thick Sides, rear, door, top - 1/2" thick

LUMBER - WCLA standard and better Doug Fir, cleats - 1" x 4" blocks - 3" x 4"

FASTENERS - Cleats stapled and clinched to plywood, blocks applied with carriage bolts to base.

RESTRAINTS - 10 gauge galvanized steel used per dwg. to align container.

ASSEMBLY - Container assembled by means of six steel bands- 3/4" x .023 minimum size four vertical and two horizontal. Joints and outside seams caulked with butyl caulk.

A. SDDC Approval No: 111A

B. Manufacturer: ERO/Goodrich Forest Products, Inc.

13939 S.W. Edy Road Sherwood, OR 97140

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Dec 71

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 45"W x 83 1/2"H

F. Tare Weight: 370 lbs

G. Cube: 189 cubic feet

H. Bill of Materials:

SIDES: 3/8" C D Exterior Grade

ENDS: 1/2" C D Exterior Grade

TOPS: 5/8" C D Exterior Grade

BASE: 5/8" C D Exterior Grade

FRAMING: 2" x 4" Douglas Fir Lumber

BLOCKS: 3" x 4" Douglas Fir Lumber

LAGS & WASHERS: 3/8" x 3" Plated Lags

3/8" Plated Washers

NAIL & STAPLES: 2" Staples Coated 6d Nails 4" Screw Nails

A. SDDC Approval No: 112E

B. Manufacturer: Global International Number One/Global Way Anaheim, CA 92803

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Mar 74

E. Outer Size: 87 7/8"L x 57 7/8"W x 82 3/4"H

F. Tare Weight: 550 lbs

G. Cube: 250 cubic feet

H. Bill of Materials:

METAL FRAME: To be made of 16 gauge hot rolled PO or cold rolled steel.

BASE FRAME: 1 each 90" long 58" wide 4" angle welded at all corners.

TOP FRAME: 1 each 90" long 58" wide 4" angle welded at all corners.

CORNER UPRIGHTS: 4 each 72" long 3" angle.

SIZE Z BARS: 2 each 84" long 2 1/4" x 1/2" x 2 1/4"

TOP OF DOOR FRAME: 1 each 56 3/4" long 3 3/4" x 3 3/4" angle.

BOTTOM OF DOOR FRAME: 1 each 48" long 2" x 3/4" x 2" SIDES DOOR FRAME: 2 each 72" long 1/3/4" x 3/4"x 1/3/4"

SKIDS: To be made of 13 gauge hot rolled PO or cold rolled steel.

3 each 57 1/2" long 3" high 8" wide.

LATCHES: To be made of 8 gauge cold rolled steel - 7 each.

PLYWOOD: To be 5 ply Fir CDX grade or better.

FLOOR: 1 piece 89" x 56 1/2" x 3/4" TOP: 1 piece 89 3/4" x 57 3/4" x 5/8" BACK: 1 piece 79" x 57 1/2" x 1/2" SIDES: 4 pieces 89" x 39 5/8" x 1/2" FRONT UPRIGHTS: 2 pieces 79" x 5" x 3/4" DOOR: 1 piece 79" x 48" x 5/8"

7 Bolts hexhead 1/4" x 20" x 1" 136 Machine screws, R.H., 1/4" x 20" x 1/2" 54 Machine screws, R.H., 1/4" x 20" x 5/8" 32 Machine screws, R.H., 3/8" x 20" x 3/4" 36 Machine screws, R.H., 3/8" x 16" x 3/4" 4 Nuts, Hex, 1/4" x 20"

SDDC Approval No: 112E (Continued):

229 T-Nuts, Hex, 1/4" x 20" 36 T-Nuts, 3/8" x 16" 4 Lock Washer 1/4" 17 Ft. Neoprene gasket Butyle Flex caulking compound

A. SDDC Approval No: 114A

B. Manufacturer: Y. HIGA Enterprises, Limited 465 California St., Suite 530 San Francisco, CA 94104

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Jun 74

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 46

F. Tare Weight: 390 lbs

G. Cube: 201 cubic feet

1. Top Panel-5/8", use 10d common nails 4" to top and end 2" x 4" header.

2. End Panel-1/2" permanent end; use 8d common nails, 4" oc to 2" x 4" end headers; 2" x 4" posts; 2" x 4" base framing.

3. End Panel-1/2"; use 3/8" x 3" lag bolts-three each at top to 2" x 4" and header; 3 each at both sides to 2" x 4" posts and one at bottom 2" x 4" base frame.

4. Side Panels-3/8"; use 8d common nails at 4" oc to 2" x 4" top headers; 2" x 4" posts and 2" x 4" base framing.

5. Splice Batten-3/8"; use wire brad staples at 2" oc staggered at both sides of 3/8" plywood joint; staples to be applied from inside of box.

6. Bottom Panel-5/8"; use 10d common nail at 4" oc staggered to 2" x 4" base framing.

7. Base Framing-Use 14d common nails 3" oc staggered to 4" x 4" skid blocks.

8. Provide 3/8" x 3" lag bolts, 3 each at all corners.

9. Provide 1" wide horizontal steel band at mid point, continuous around box after securing door.

10. All Plywood to be exterior grade, C-D panels.

A. SDDC Approval No: 115B

B. Manufacturer: Household Goods Container Leasing, Inc.

2114 McDonald Avenue Richmond, CA 94802

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Jun 74

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 45"W x 82"H

F. Tare Weight: 446 lbs

G. Cube: 185 cubic feet

PLYWOOD

a. The sides, ends, and top are made of one piece good grade exterior type waterproof plywood with dimensions as follows. (Dimensions are permitted slight variations when necessary to accommodate differences in nominal lumber available in area of manufacture.)

(1) One (1) floor panel 85 1/4" x 44" x 1"

(2) Two (2) end panels 78 7/8" x 43 15/16" x 1/2" - front

78 5/8" x 44" x 1/2" - back

(3) One (1) roof panel 87" x 45" x 5/8"

(4) Two (2) side panels 87" x 81 1/8" x 1/2"

b. Side panels are one piece. One piece is obtained by a manufacturing process called

"scarfing". However, if one-piece "scarfed" panels cannot be furnished then two pieces butted together will be acceptable. The joint would have to be caulked and covered with a plywood panel.

c. Place side panels on container frame to allow the bottom edge of panel to be 1/2" above forklift openings.

SDDC Approval No: 115B (Continued)

LUMBER

a. Inside container frame:

Side Edge Members - 2 pcs - 1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 80 3/8" Horizontal End Edge Member - 1 pc - 1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 44" Rear Corner Uprights - 4 pcs - 1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 74 1/2" Front Uprights - 2 pcs - 1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 76 1/2" Horizontal Front Edge Member - 1 pc - 1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 44"

b. Skids:

4 pcs - 3" x 4" x 20" 2 pcs - 3" x 4" x 16" 2 pcs - 3" x 4" x 13"

c. Door Panel Frame:

(1) Horizontal strengthening member - 2 pcs - 1" x 2" x 40 5/8"

(2) Vertical strengthening member - 2 pcs - 1" x 2" x 78 7/8"

NAILS

a. 16d cement coated drive screw nails for securing container sides, end, and roof to frame. Nail pattern is every 6" staggered (approximately 150 per container).

b. 20d sinkers cement coated nails to fasten skids to floor. These nails must be clinched

(approximately 40 per container).

STAPLES: A staple with 1 1/2" shank is used to fasten plywood to edge members.

Staples pattern is every 4" staggered. When staples are not available, use 4d or 6d cement coated nails as a substitute (approximately 800 required).

LAG BOLTS: Eleven lag bolts, 3" long x 5/16" diameter secure door panel to container.

Each lag bolt is equipped with a "fender" style washer (1 1/2" diameter). Drill a pilot hole in the door frame to receive each lag bolt. Diameter of pilot hole is slightly smaller than diameter of lag bolt.

PAINT: Description - one coat of blue paint all over except a white painted panel area on door. Paint description - phenolic synthetic gloss enamel, blue, S-4689.

CAULKING: All joints with a non-drying compound.

A. SDDC Approval No: 115C

B. Manufacturer: Household Goods Container Leasing, Inc.

2114 McDonald Avenue Richmond, CA 94802

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Mar 74

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 48"W x 81 3/4"H

F. Tare Weight: 452 lbs

G. Cube: 198 cubic feet

H. Bill of Materials:

PLYWOOD

a. The sides, ends, and top are made of one piece good grade exterior type waterproof plywood with dimensions as follows. (These dimensions are permitted slight variations when necessary to accommodate differences in nominal lumber available in area of manufacture.)

(1) One (1) floor panel - 84 3/4" x 47" x 1"

(2) Two (2) end panels - (front) 78 7/8" x 46 15/16" x 1/2" (rear) 78 5/8" x 47" x 1/2"

(3) One (1) roof panel - 87" x 48" x 5/8"

(4) Two (2) side panels - 87" x 81 1/8" x 1/2"

b. Side panels are one piece. One piece is obtained by a manufacturing process called

"scarfing". However, if one-piece "scarfed" panels cannot be furnished then two pieces butted together will be acceptable. The joint would have to be caulked and covered with a plywood panel.

c. Place side panels on container frame to allow the bottom edge of panel to be 1/4" above forklift openings.

SDDC Approval No: 115C (Continued)

LUMBER

a. Inside container frame:

Side Edge Members - 2 pcs - 1 5/8" x 3 5/8" x 79 1/2" Horizontal End Edge Member - 1 pc - 1 5/8" x 3 5/8" x 47" Rear Corner Uprights - 4 pcs - 1 5/8" x 3 5/8" x 74 1/4" Front Uprights - 2 pcs - 1 5/8" x 3 5/8" x 76 1/4" Horizontal Front Edge Member - 1 pc - 1 5/8" x 3 5/8" x 47"

b. Skids:

4 pcs - 3" x 4" x 20" 2 pcs - 3" x 4" x 16" 2 pcs - 3" x 4" x 13"

c. Door Panel Frame:

Horizontal strengthening member - 2 pcs - 1" x 2" x 45 7/16"

Vertical strengthening member - 2 pcs - 1" x 2" x 78 7/8"

NAILS

a. 16d cement coated drive screw nails for securing container sides, end, and roof to frame. Nail pattern is every 6" staggered (approximately 150 per container).

b. 20d sinkers cement coated nails to fasten skids to floor. These nails must be clinched

(approximately 40 per container).

STAPLES: A staple with 1 1/2" shank is used to fasten plywood to edge members.

Staples pattern is every 4" staggered. When staples are not available, use 4d or 6d cement coated nails as a substitute (approximately 800 required).

LAG BOLTS: Eleven lag bolts, 3" long x 5/16" diameter secure door panel to container.

Each lag bolt is equipped with a "fender" style washer (1 1/2" diameter). Drill a pilot hole in the door frame and container frame to receive each lag bolt. Diameter of pilot hole is slightly smaller than diameter of lag bolt.

PAINT: Description - one coat of blue paint all over except a white painted panel area on door. Paint description - phenolic synthetic gloss enamel blue, S-4689.

CAULKING: All joints caulked with a non-drying compound.

A. SDDC Approval No: 115D

B. Manufacturer: Household Goods Container Leasing, Inc.

2114 McDonald Avenue Richmond, CA 94802

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Feb 75

F. Tare Weight: 576 lbs

G. Cube: 210.3 cubic feet

FLOOR: 3/4" x 47" x 86" Plywood 1 Pc.

1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 44" Braces 5 Pcs.

1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 82" Braces 2 Pcs.

END PANELS: 1/2" x 48" x 82 3/4" Plywood 2 Pcs.

TOP: 3/4" x 48" x 87" Plywood 1 Pc.

1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 47" Braces 2 Pcs.

3/4" x 3 1/2" x 47" Braces 4 Pcs.

SIDES: 1/2" x 43" x 82 3/4" Plywood 4 Pcs.

1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 77" Braces 2 Pcs.

1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 82 3/4" Braces 2 Pcs.

1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 86" Braces 2 Pcs.

SKIDS: 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 16" Lumber 6 Pcs.

OTHER: 16d Nails, 4d Nails 20d Nails, 6d Nails

1 1/2" Staples 3" x 3/8" Lag Bolts

A. SDDC Approval No: 116A

B. Manufacturer: Jacksonville Box and Woodwork Company P.0 Box 3447

Jacksonville, FL 32206

C. Testing Facility: Ogden Technological Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Dec 71

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 45"W x 83 1/2"H

F. Tare Weight: 440 lbs

G. Cube: 184 cubic feet

BOTTOM: 5/8" x 45" X 87" Plywood 1 Pc.

2" x 4" x 16 1/2" Lumber 8 Pcs.

3" x 4" x 16 1/2" Lumber 9 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 87" Lumber 3 Pcs.

TOP: 5/8" x 45" x 87" Plywood 1 Pc.

2" x 4" x 87" Lumber 2 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 38" Lumber 2 Pcs.

BACK: 1/2" x 45"x80 1/2" Plywood 2 Pcs.

& 2" x 4" x 45" Lumber 2 Pcs.

DOOR: 2" x 4" x 80 1/2" Lumber 4 Pcs.

SIDES: 3/8" x 87"x83 1/2" Plywood 2 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 87" Lumber 4 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 76 1/2" Lumber 4 Pcs.

5/8" x 6" x 76 1/2" Lumber 2 Pcs.

OTHER: 3" x 3" Lag Bolts

2 1/2" Nails 3/8" x 3 1/8" Lag Bolts

3 1/2" Nails

A. SDDC Approval No: 116B

B. Manufacturer: Jacksonville Box and Woodwork Company

P.O. Box 3447 Jacksonville, FL 32206

C. Testing Facility: Ogden Technological

D. Laboratory Date of Testing: Dec 71

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 60"W x 83 1/2"H

F. Tare Weight: 520 lbs

G. Cube: 239 cubic feet

BOTTOM: 5/8" x 60" x 87" Plywood 1 Pc.

2" x 4" x 24" Lumber 8 Pcs.

3" x 4" x 16" Lumber 9 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 87" Lumber 3 Pcs.

TOP: 5/8" x 60" x 87" Plywood 1 Pc.

2" x 4" x 87" Lumber 2 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 53" Lumber 2 Pcs.

BACK 1/2" x 60" x 80 1/2" Plywood 2 Pcs.

& 2" x 4" x 60" Lumber 4 Pcs.

DOOR: 2" x 4" x 80 1/2" Lumber 4 Pcs.

SIDES: 3/8" x 87" x 83 1/2" Plywood 2 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 87" Lumber 4 Pcs.

2" x 4" x 76 1/2" Lumber 4 Pcs.

5/8" x 6" x 76 1/2" Lumber 2 Pcs.

OTHER: 3" x 3" Lag Bolts

3/8" x 3 1/8" Lag Bolts 2 1/2" Nails 3 1/2" Nails

A. SDDC Approval No: 117C

B. Manufacturer: Jet Forwarding Company 200 West Central Avenue P.O. Box 2502 Santa Ana, CA 92707

C. Testing Facility: Ogden Technology Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Sep 71

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 48"W x 83"H

F. Tare Weight: 420 lbs

G. Cube: 200 cubic feet

NOTE: This container is fabricated entirely of polyethene (light-weight plastic) material. The container manufacturer has gone out of business; therefore, a further bill of materials is unavailable. Some containers may still be in use and are acceptable if they are in sound condition.

A. SDDC Approval No: 120A

B. Manufacturer: World Container Company 479 S. Airport Boulevard S. San Francisco, CA 94080

C. Testing Facility: Component Evaluation Laboratory

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 45"W x 82"H

F. Tare Weight: 382 lbs

G. Cube: 185 cubic feet

Container is of plywood construction with 2x4 reinforcing. All plywood panels are fastened to the frame members by 7 penny nails, have 6 3" x 4" skids fastened with 5/16" x 4" lag bolts and utilize 28 3/8" x 3" lag bolts for the assembly of the sides, tops, and ends.

I. Assembly Instructions:

1. Apply a heavy bead of caulking compound to both sides and one end of base.

2. Attach sides to base with three or four No. 8d nails.

3. Install headers at the top of each end between sides with one No. 8d nail at each end of each header.

4. Caulkheader and 2x4 frame members at one end in order to effect a seal when installing end panel.

5. Attach end panel with six to ten No. 8d nails as required.

6. Caulk perimeter of top panel.

7. Tack top into position with six to ten No. 8d nails as required. If box doesn't appear square at this point, it may be necessary to lift one corner of base until top panel lines up correctly.

8. Drill 5/16" x 2 1/2" holes. Start with sides, end, and then top. Be sure to plan corner holes so bolts are perpendicular to one another.

A. SDDC Approval No: 120B

479 S. Airport Boulevard S. San Francisco, CA 94080

C. Testing Facility: Component Evaluation Laboratory

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 48"W x 82"H

F. Tare Weight: 400 lbs

G. Cube: 198 cubic feet fastened to the frame members by 7 penny nails, has 6 3" x 4" skids fastened with 5/16" x 4" lag bolts and utilizes 28 3/8" x 3" lag bolts for the assembly of the sides, tops, and ends.

3. Install headers at the top of each end between sides with one No. 8d nail at each end of each header.

4. Caulk header and 2x4 frame members at one end in order to effect a seal when installing end panel.

5. Attach end panel with six to ten No. 8d nails as required.

6. Caulk perimeter of top panel.

7. Tack top into position with six to ten No. 8d nails as required. If box doesn't appear square at this point, it may be necessary to lift one corner of base until top panel lines up correctly.

holes so that bolts are perpendicular to one another.

A. SDDC Approval No: 120C

479 S. Airport Boulevard S. San Francisco, California 94080

C. Testing Facility: Component Evaluation Laboratory

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 48"W x 85"H

F. Tare Weight: 405 lbs

G. Cube: 205 cubic feet fastened to the frame members by 7 penny nails, has 6 3/4" skids fastened with 5/16" x 4" lag bolts and utilizes 28 3/8" x 3" lag bolts for the assembly of the sides, tops, and ends.

2. Attach sides to base with three or four No. 8d nails.

3. Install headers at the top of each end between sides with one No. 8d nail at each header.

4. Caulk header and 2x4 frame members at one end in order to effect a seal when installing the end panel.

5. Attach end panel with six to ten No. 8d nails as required.

6. Caulk perimeter of top panel.

7. Tack top into position with six to ten No. 8d nails as required. If box doesn't appear square at this point, it may be necessary to lift one corner of base until top panel lines up correctly.

A. SDDC Approval No: 120D

479 S. Airport Boulevard S. San Francisco, CA 94080

C. Testing Facility: Component Evaluation Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Dec 71

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 58"W x 82"H

F. Tare Weight: 420 lbs

G. Cube: 239 cubic feet

H. Bill of Materials:

Container is of plywood construction with 2x4 reinforcing. All plywood panels are fastened to the frame members by 7 penny nails, have 6 3" x 4" skids fastened with 5/16" x 4" lag bolts and utilize 28 3/8" x 3" lag bolts for the assembly of the sides, tops, and ends.

4. Caulk header and 2x4 frame members at one end in order to effect a seal when installing end panel.

7. Tack top into position with six to ten No. 8d nails as required. If box doesn’t appear square at this point, it may be necessary to lift one corner of base until top panel lines up correctly.

A. SDDC Approval No: 120E

479 S. Airport Boulevard S. San Francisco, CA 94080

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Oct 74

E. Outer Size: 86 3/4"L x 45"W x 83"H

F. Tare Weight: 520 lbs

G. Cube: 186.4 cubic feet

NOTE: THIS CONTAINER HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED BY THE

MANUFACTURER. SOME CONTAINERS MAY BE IN USE AND ARE

ACCEPTABLE IF IN SOUND CONDITION. A FURTHER BILL OF MATERIALS IS

NOT AVAILABLE.

A. SDDC Approval No: 120F

B. Manufacturer: World Container Company 479 S. Airport Boulevard S. San Francisco, CA 94080

C. Testing Facility: Abbot A. Hanks Testing Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: May 75

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 46"W x 87"H

F. Tare Weight: 340 lbs

G. Cube: 201 cubic feet

H. Bill of Material:

TOP: 87" x 46" x 1/2" Plywood 1 Pc.

BOTTOM: 86 1/4" x 45 1/4" x 1/2" Plywood 1 Pc.

ENDS: 83 1/2" x 46" x 3/8" Plywood 2 Pcs.

SIDES: 83 1/2" x 38 1/4" x 3/8" Plywood 1 Pc.

83 1/2" x 48" x 3/8" Plywood 1 Pc.

77 1/4" x 3 1/2" x 5/8" Plywood 2 Pcs.

BASE LUMBER: 46 1/4" x 2" x 4" 2 Pcs.

79 1/4" x 2" x 4" 2 Pcs.

39 1/4" x 2" x 4" 2 Pcs.

39 1/4" x 13" x 3/8" Plywood 2 Pcs.

SKIDS: 12" x 2" x 4"

HARDWARE: 3/8" x 1 1/2" Lag Bolts 20 Pcs.

NAILS: 8d

FRAMING LUMBER

CONSTRUCTION:

VERTICAL MEMBER 77" x 4" x 1" 4 Pcs.

HORIZONTAL MEMBER 83" x 4" x l" 2 Pcs.

HEADERS 45 1/4" x 4" x 2" 2 Pcs.

A. SDDC Approval No: 120G

479 S. Airport Boulevard S. San Francisco, CA 94080

C. Testing Facility: Analytical Service Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Sep 75

E. Outer Size: 88 3/4"L x 48"W x 84 1/4"H

F. Tare Weight: 459 lbs

G. Cube: 205 cubic feet

H. Bill of Materials:

Container is of plywood construction with 2x4 reinforcing. All plywood panels are fastened bolts and utilize 28 3/8" x 3" lag bolts for the assembly of the sides, tops, and ends.

A. SDDC Approval No: 120H

B. Manufacturer: World Container Company 479 S. Airport Boulevard S. San Francisco, CA 94080

C. Testing Facility: Analytical Service Laboratory

D. Date of Testing: Sep 75

E. Outer Size: 87"L x 48"W x 87"H

F. Tare Weight: 419 lbs

Container is of plywood construction with 2x4 reinforcing. All plywood panels are fastened bolts and utilize 28 3/8"x 3" lag bolts for the assembly of the sides, tops, and ends.

A. SDDC Approval No: 123B

B. Manufacturer: Interdean N.V.

1 Kleinbeverlaan 1860 Meise Brussels, Belgium

C. Testing Facility: Institut Belge De L'Emballage

D. Date of Testing: Dec 74

E. Outer Size: 87.4"L x 47.2"W x 83"H

F. Tare Weight: 463 lbs

G. Cube: 208 cubic feet

H. Bill of Materials:

SKID: 3.54" x 3.54" x 15.75" Lumber 9 Pcs.

0.63" x 47.24" x 86.22" Plywood 1 Pc.

SIDES: 0.37" x 43.6" x 86.6" Plywood 1 Pc.

1.97" x 3.94" x 79.25" Lumber 4 Pcs.

1.97" x 3.94" x 83.4" Lumber 2 Pcs.

0.37" x 10.23" x 79.25" Plywood 2 Pcs.

ENDS: 1.97" x 3.94" x 46.77" Lumber 2 Pcs.

0.49" x 47.2" x 83" Plywood 2 Pcs.

TOP: 0.63" x 48" x 87.41" Plywood 1 Pc.

1.5" x 3.15" x 80.1" Lumber 3 Pcs.

1.5" x 3.15" x 47.21" Lumber 2 Pcs.

OTHER: 1 1/2" Staples 300 Pcs.

3" Nails 227 Pcs.

5" Nails 4 Pcs.

3" Lag Screws 12 Pcs.

A. SDDC Approval No: 123C

B. Manufacturer: Interdean N.V.

1 Kleinbeverlaan 1860 Meise Brussels, Belgium

C. Testing Facility: Institut Belge De L'Emballage

D. Date of Testing: Dec 74

E. Outer Size: 87.4"L x 47.2"W x 83"H

F. Tare Weight: 442 lbs

G. Cube: 208 cubic feet

H. Bill of Materials:

SKIDS: 3.54" x 3.54" x 15.75" Lumber 9 Pcs.

1.5" x 3.15" x 80.12" Lumber 3 Ps.

1.5" x 3.15" x 46.46" Lumber 2 Pcs.

0.63" x 46.46" x 86.22" Plywood 1 Pc.

SIDES: 0.37" x 43.7" x 86.6" Plywood 4 Pcs.

1.97" x 3.94" x 77" Lumber 4 Pcs.

1.97" x 3.94" x 82.48" Lumber 2 Pcs.

0.37" x 10.24" x 77" Plywood 2 Pcs.

ENDS: 1.97" x 3.94" x 46.4" Lumber 2 Pcs.

0.37" x 46.4" x 83" Plywood 2 Pcs.

TOP: 0.49" x 47.2" x 87.4" Plywood 1 Pc.

OTHER: 1 1/2" Staples 300 Pcs.

3" Screw Nails 3" Lag Screws 12 Pcs.

3" Nails 227 Pcs.

5" Nails 4 Pcs.

A. SDDC Approval No: 125A-1

B. Manufacturer: Caesar Fuchs & Cie 8761 Worth Am Main Postfach 49 Germany

C. Testing Facility: Otto-Graf-Inst., University of Stuttgart

D. Date of Testing: Dec 72

E. Outer Size: 86.6"L x 45.6"W x 81.4"H

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