5.1 Containerized and modularized loads 5.2 Individual or homogeneous cargoes5.2.1 Castings, plant and machine parts 5.2.1.1 Cylindrical plant parts in wooden cradles5.2.1.2 Cylindrical plant parts in wooden frames5.2.1.3 Heavy plant part on 40' flatrack5.2.1.4 Pipe frame on 20' flatrack5.2.1.5 Overheight, overwidth plant5.2.1.6 Half-shells5.2.1.7 Boilers and tanks on flatracks5.2.1.8 Concrete pump on a flatrack5.2.1.9 Axles on flatracks5.2.2 Bales in box containers5.2.3 Blocks, slabs etc.5.2.3.1 Granite blocks on flatracks5.2.3.2 Granite curbstones in box containers5.2.3.3 Granite columns in box containers5.2.3.4 Granite and marble slabs on A-frames5.2.4 Vehicles and construction machinery5.2.4.1 Automobiles in standard containers5.2.4.2 Earth borer on 20' platform5.2.4.3 Earth borer on 40' flatrack5.2.4.4 Concrete breaker on 40' flatrack5.2.4.5 Rail vehicle on 40' flatrack5.2.5 Cargoes in barrels5.2.6 Lumber cargoes5.2.6.1 Roundwood or logs5.2.6.2 Examples - cut and packaged lumber5.2.7 Cable reels5.2.7.1 Cable reels in standard containers, winding axis horizontal and lengthwise 5.2.7.2 Cable reels on a flatrack, winding axis vertical5.2.7.3 Overheight cable reels on a flatrack, winding axis horizontal and crosswise 5.2.8 Cases and crates5.2.8.1 Overwidth cases and crates, example 15.2.8.2 Overwidth cases and crates, example 25.2.8.3 Overheight cases on flatracks, example 15.2.8.4 Overheight cases on flatracks, example 25.2.8.5 Overheight cases on flatracks, example 35.2.8.6 Overheight cases on flatracks, example 45.2.8.7 Overheight and overwidth cases on flatracks, example 1 5.2.8.8 Overheight and overwidth cases on flatracks, example 2 5.2.8.9 Overheight and overwidth cases on flatracks, example 3 5.2.8.10 Overheight and overwidth cases on flatracks, example 4 5.2.8.11 Overheight and overwidth cases on flatracks, example 5 5.2.8.12 Overheight and overwidth cases on flatracks, example 6 5.2.8.13 Overheight and overwidth cases on flatracks, example 7 5.2.8.14 Overheight and overwidth cases on flatracks, example 8 5.2.8.15 Overheight and overwidth cases on flatracks, example 9 5.2.8.16 Overheight and overwidth cases on flatracks, example 10 5.2.9 Palletized cargo5.2.10 Paper rolls5.2.10.1 Paper rolls, vertical axis5.2.10.2 Paper rolls, axis lying crosswise5.2.11 Bagged cargo5.2.11.1 Bagged cargo, unpalletized5.2.11.2 Bagged cargo, palletized5.2.11.3 Big Bags5.2.12 Cartons5.2.13 Pipes, nonmetallic5.2.14 Steel and metal cargoes5.2.14.1 Steel coils: general information 5.2.14.2 Coils on containers5.2.14.3 Coils on flatracks with winding axis lying crosswise5.2.14.4 Coils in box containers with winding axis lying lengthwise Prof. Capt. Hermann Kaps: Coils in Containers5.2.14.5 Coils on skids, horizontal winding axis5.2.14.6 Coils on skids, vertical winding axis5.2.14.7 Wire rod coils with winding axis lying crosswise5.2.14.8 Wire rod coils with winding axis lying lengthwise5.2.14.9 Electrolytic copper coils on pallets5.2.14.10 Round bars and profiles5.2.14.11 Slabs - definition5.2.14.12 Slabs - line loads5.2.14.13 Slabs - load distribution on flatracks5.2.14.14 Slabs - securing - lateral5.2.14.15 Slabs - maximum securing load of lashing points5.2.14.16 Securing with steel strapping5.2.14.17 Slabs - maximum securing load of wire rope5.2.14.18 Slabs - longitudinal securing by bracing5.2.14.19 Slabs - packing into a box container5.2.14.20 Slabs - lateral securing5.2.14.21 Slabs - vertical securing5.2.14.22 Slabs - load distribution in open-top containers5.2.14.23 Slabs - securing in open-top containers5.2.14.24 Slab-like steel parts on a flatrack5.2.14.25 Heavy plate and sheet packages on flatracks5.2.14.26 Sheet packages in box containers5.2.14.27 Ingots in box containers5.3 Primarily heterogeneous general cargoes5.3.1 Bales/rolls5.3.1.1 Bales, mixed cargo5.3.1.2 Rolls5.3.2 Receptacles, small and IBC5.3.3 Barrel cargoes, mixed cargo5.3.3.1 Example 15.3.3.2 Example 25.3.3.3 Example 35.3.3.4 Example 45.3.3.5 Example 55.3.3.6 Example 65.3.3.7 Example 75.3.4 Hazardous materials5.3.4.1 Examples5.3.5 Cable reels with other cargoes5.3.6 Cases and crates with other cargoes5.3.6.1 Example 15.3.6.2 Example 25.3.6.3 Example 35.3.6.4 Example 45.3.6.5 Example 55.3.6.6 Example 65.3.6.7 Example 75.3.6.8 Example 85.3.7 Palletized cargoes, mixed cargo5.3.7.1 Example 15.3.7.2 Example 25.3.7.3 Example 35.3.8 Big Bags, mixed cargo5.3.9 Cartons5.3.9.1 Cartons only5.3.9.2 Cartons, mixed cargo5.3.9.2.1 Example 15.3.9.2.2 Example 25.3.9.2.3 Example 35.3.9.2.4 Example 45.3.9.2.5 Example 55.3.9.2.6 Example 65.3.9.2.7 Example 75.3.9.3 Cartons on pallets5.3.9.3.1 Example 15.3.9.3.2 Example 25.3.9.3.3 Example 35.3.9.3.4 Example 45.3.9.3.5 Example 55.3.9.3.6 Example 65.3.9.3.7 Example 75.3.9.3.8 Example 85.3.9.3.9 Example 95.3.10 Steel and metal products, mixed cargo5.3.10.1 Example 15.3.10.2 Example 25.3.10.3 Example 35.3.11 General cargo in open-top containers5.3.12 Kitchens in standard containers| 5.1 | This section deals with modularized cargoes, which require a minimum of securing effort, but may very well consist of a variety of types of cargo. |
| 5.2 | This section contains instructions relating to the packing of individual cargoes and homogeneous container cargoes, i.e. those which consist of the same types of shipped goods or cargo units. |
| 5.3 | This section deals with the packing and securing of heterogeneous, i.e. different or dissimilar, shipped goods or cargo units. This variant occurs most frequently with grouped loads. |
Each individual shipped item, or each cargo group makes specific demands on the type of cargo transport unit used and the manner of packing or securing. Differences arise due to the characteristics of the goods carried and the shipping presentation or packaging used, which determine, or at least influence, compatibility, shape, strength, packing and securing options.
