How is a Swap Body ISO Tank different from a standard ISO Tank ?

While both are used for transporting liquids, swap body ISO tanks are specifically designed for multimodal transport and can be transferred between different modes (road, rail, sea) without unloading the cargo. Standard ISO tanks, on the other hand, may not be as easily interchangeable between transport modes.

What can an ISO Tank Container store and transport?

An ISO Tank Container is capable of storing and transporting chemicals, fuel, petrochemicals, dairy products, alcohol and non-flammable liquids.

What can be transported in a Food-Grade ISO Tank?

These tanks are used for non-hazardous consumable liquids such as dairy products, fruit juices, wine, edible oils, and other food-safe liquids.

What does ‘ISO’ stand for in ISO Tanks?

ISO stands for the “International Organization for Standardization,” meaning the ISO Tank is constructed from stainless steel alloy and encased in protective layers, all built to meet ISO standards.

What is an ISO Tank Container?

An ISO Tank Container is essentially designed for transporting liquids in bulk. They are also commonly referred to as Tanktainers or ISO Containers.

What makes a Bitumen Tank different from a standard ISO Tank?

Bitumen tanks are insulated and fitted with heating systems (often steam or electric) to maintain the product at high temperatures—typically between 150°C to 200°C—required to keep bitumen in a liquid state.

What types of liquids can be transported in a T14 ISO Tank?

T14 ISO tanks are primarily used for transporting hazardous liquids, including: Chemicals (e.g. acids, alkalis) Industrial liquids (e.g. solvents, resins) Petroleum products (e.g. fuel, oils)

What’s the difference between T11 Tanks and standard ISO Tanks?

T11 ISO tank containers are versatile and widely used for transporting both hazardous and non-hazardous chemicals, while standard ISO tanks are primarily used for non-hazardous liquids.

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ISO Tank Containers are the industry’s go-to solution for secure, long-distance transport and storage of sensitive or hazardous materials.

Built to meet strict Australian standards, these sea tanks minimise spill risks, maintain product integrity, and offer an eco-friendly alternative to traditional methods. Whether you’re handling food-grade liquids, high-pressure gases, or corrosive chemicals, there’s a tank to suit your needs.

Choose from a wide range of options, including Standard Sea Containers, Food Grade ISO Tank Containers, Refrigerated ISO Tank Containers, Gas ISO Tank Containers, Bitumen ISO Tank Containers, T11 ISO Tank Containers, T14 ISO Tank Containers and Swap Body ISO Tank Containers models available for sale.

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What makes a Bitumen Tank different from a standard ISO Tank?
Bitumen tanks are insulated and fitted with heating systems (often steam or electric) to maintain the product at high temperatures—typically between 150°C to 200°C—required to keep bitumen in a liquid state.
How is a Swap Body ISO Tank different from a standard ISO Tank ?
While both are used for transporting liquids, swap body ISO tanks are specifically designed for multimodal transport and can be transferred between different modes (road, rail, sea) without unloading the cargo. Standard ISO tanks, on the other hand, may not be as easily interchangeable between transport modes.
What types of liquids can be transported in a T14 ISO Tank?
T14 ISO tanks are primarily used for transporting hazardous liquids, including:

Chemicals (e.g. acids, alkalis)

Industrial liquids (e.g. solvents, resins)

Petroleum products (e.g. fuel, oils)
What’s the difference between T11 Tanks and standard ISO Tanks?
T11 ISO tank containers are versatile and widely used for transporting both hazardous and non-hazardous chemicals, while standard ISO tanks are primarily used for non-hazardous liquids.
What can be transported in a Food-Grade ISO Tank?
These tanks are used for non-hazardous consumable liquids such as dairy products, fruit juices, wine, edible oils, and other food-safe liquids.
What does ‘ISO’ stand for in ISO Tanks?
ISO stands for the “International Organization for Standardization,” meaning the ISO Tank is constructed from stainless steel alloy and encased in protective layers, all built to meet ISO standards.
What can an ISO Tank Container store and transport?
An ISO Tank Container is capable of storing and transporting chemicals, fuel, petrochemicals, dairy products, alcohol and non-flammable liquids.
What is an ISO Tank Container?
An ISO Tank Container is essentially designed for transporting liquids in bulk. They are also commonly referred to as Tanktainers or ISO Containers.