Twist Lock is a mechanical locking device firmly fastened at the corners of a shipping container. These mechanical devices are used to secure containers on ships, semi-trailer trucks, and container trains. It also helps to lift containers by cranes and side-lifters. They are conical in shape and primarily serve the purpose of positioning and fastening containers during transportation in ships

You might have seen some alpha-numeric sequences on containers. Ever wondered what they mean? These sequence markings are known as Container Markings. They are important for the monitoring and general safety of a container. Let’s have a look at each of these container markings individually to get an idea of what they mean and why it is needed.

You have probably seen pictures of container ships carrying hundreds of containers stacked one on top of the other. Have you ever wondered how they stand tall without collapsing?

The shipping industry has been significantly affected by recent trade tensions and tariffs between countries. Our blog, "The Impact of Trade Tensions and Tariffs on the Shipping and Logistics Industry" goes in detail.

Let's dive into the world of containerization and discover how it revolutionizes packaging, slashing waste and boosting sustainability. Our blog, LEVERAGING CONTAINERIZATION TO REDUCE PACKAGING WASTE: A SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION explains.

How can you keep your containers in top condition leveraging the offerings of modern technology? Our blog " THE LATEST TECHNOLOGIES REVOLUTIONIZING REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF SHIPPING CONTAINERS" explains.

How can you manage the transportation of temperature-sensitive goods in a controlled environment to ensure their quality and integrity? Our blog, COLD CHAIN LOGISTICS: ENSURING FRESHNESS AND QUALITY FOR TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE GOODS explains.

The shipping sector faces the overwhelming task of cementing a sustainable supply chain process for the world. What are the practical ways by which this goal can be attained?