Self explanatory.

Waterproof material, e.g. canvas, to spread over cargo to protect it from getting wet.

A refrigerated (reefer) container that is actively cooling the product.

A railway wagon without raised sides or ends.

A portable heating unit.

A mechanical device used in the loading and/or unloading of cargo into and from transport equipment.

A road vehicle capable of carrying goods with an attached trailer which is being carried on another means of transport.

A cardboard platform used for holding product for storage or transportation.

A narrow strip of flexible material.

A flat euro-pallet that may not be exchanged.

Self explanatory.

A wheeled carriage onto which an ocean container is mounted for inland conveyance.

A flat euro-pallet that may be exchanged.

Trailer designated for combined road/rail use.

A flat pallet identified as being privately owned.

Empty rail wagon added to the loaded wagons, when goods are longer than the loaded wagon.

To indicate that the equipment is an aircraft.

Self explanatory.

[8030] identification marks and numbers of loading tackle used (sheets, ropes, chains, etc.), as specified in dcu 9 to cim article 13; and of containers, as specified in articles 5 and 10 of annex iii to cim (cim 17).

A pallet with standard dimensions 80*120 centimetres made of synthetic material.

A panel which can be moved.

A rope for lashing cargo.

The part of the vehicle where the cargo is loaded.

An aircraft container or pallet.

A platform on which goods can be stacked in order to facilitate the movement by a forklift or sling.

A vehicle without motive power, designed for the carriage of cargo and to be towed by a motor vehicle.

A road vehicle capable of carrying goods which is being carried on another means of transport.

A compartment forming part of a transport vessel.

Self explanatory.

Flat bottomed inland cargo vessel for canals and rivers with or without own propulsion for the purpose of transported goods. (synonym: lighter).

A euro-pallet of type y that may not be exchanged.

Storage tank or facility capable of receiving shipment of goods or commodity.

A device used for medical purposes.

A generator used to control the temperature in temperature-controlled transport equipment.

A panel used for protection.

An enclosed railway goods wagon.

A euro-pallet of type y that may be exchanged.

A non-exchangeable flat pallet owned by a railroad.

A box pallet identified as being privately owned.

Equipment used to store and transport clothing in a hanging position.

A piece of equipment that is normally a piece of wood to fix cargo (e.g. coils) during transport.

A set of panels fixed inside a porthole.

Type of open container used for carrying objects.

A pallet identified as special.

A trailer accompanied by a self-propelling tractor unit which is being carried on another means of transport.

Ground equipment being fuelled or serviced.

Temperature recorder to provide a record of the actual temperature.

Rope used in the securing of cargo.

A box pallet which cannot be exchanged.

A piece of equipment normally having a flat surface, or prepared for carrying cargo with a specific shape.

Rectangular equipment unit without wheels, which can be mounted on a chassis or positioned on legs.

A device to support a tarpaulin.

A code to indicate that there is no special equipment needed.

Self explanatory.

A standard pallet with standard dimensions 100*120 centimetres made of synthetic material.

Chain used in the securing of cargo.

To identify that the equipment is a rail car.

Equipment item as defined by iso for transport. it must be of: a) permanent character, strong enough for repeated use; b) designed to facilitate the carriage of goods, by one or more modes of transport, without intermediate reloading; c) fitted with devices for its ready handling, particularly.