- Equipment
Dry Freight ContainersOur intermodal fleet of Standard and High Cube dry freight containers are designed for the watertight and secure transportation of non-perishable dry cargo such as electronics, furniture, apparel, and dry foods.
Refrigerated ContainersA leading reefer container lessor with a fleet of >200k units worldwide. Standard and High Cube units equipped with the latest high performance, temperature controlled, energy efficient refrigerated machinery.
Dry Freight SpecialsWe offer a diverse fleet of intermodal dry freight specials designed for the safe and secure transportation of heavy breakbulk cargo such as yachts, railcars, lumber, reels & rolls, construction equipment, mining machinery and materials.
Tank ContainersSeaco is one of the world’s leading tank lessors with a modern and diversified fleet of standard and specialized tanks ranging from T11 to T75 and capacities from 12,000 – 46,000 litres.
UNIT ENQUIRY
Please log in to BIC’s (Bureau International des Containers et du Transport Intermodal) BoxTech website (https://www.bic-code.org/boxtech/) to check.
Please check via the ‘Unit Enquiry link’ which you will find in the ‘Self-Service Tools’ section on the top navigation bar. https://newseaweb.seacoglobal.com/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/zseaco_ue17/index.html)
CSC stands for Convention for Safe Containers.
The 1972 Convention for Safe Containers (CSC 1972) provides uniform international safety regulations, and inspection & maintenance guidelines to ensure of a high standard of safety towards human life in the process of container shipping and transport.
Please refer to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) website for details. https://www.imo.org/en/OurWork/Safety/Pages/Containers-Default.aspx
The CSC approval number can be found on the CSC combined data plate which is typically riveted to the outside of the container door.
For further details, please refer to https://www.bic-code.org/csc-combined-data-plate/
ACEP stands for Approved Continuous Examination Program. It is a scheme that requires a container to be examined in according to CSC requirements before its 5th year anniversary after manufacturing, and thereafter at intervals not to exceed 30 months. Containers operated under an ACEP scheme must display the scheme number on the CSC plate; this is often in the form of a decal.
For further information, please refer to https://www.bic-code.org/acep/
EQUIPMENT
Reefers
Seaco’s refrigerated units are designed and built to meet ATO requirements.
To verify the ATO certification, please check on https://www.reefertransport.nl/Certified.aspx
The certificates can be found and downloaded from https://www.reefertransport.nl/Certified.aspx
Tanks
Please refer to http://www.tankcontainer.com/searchform.asp in order to access initial tank certificate, last test certificate, and on-hire report.
Please contact your regional Seaco leasing representative if the report is not available.
Registration of tank test depot is via Seaco’s Regional Offices.
Please click here https://www.tankcontainer.com/approvals2015/login.asp to contact your regional Seaco representative.
To access the list of approved tank test depots please refer to: https://www.tankcontainer.com/approvals2015/login.asp
GENERAL
For Leasing or Container Sales, you can find Seaco’s bank account details can be found on the bottom portion of the Seaco invoice.
This occurs when the remittance made has not arrived in Seaco’s bank account or is without indication of the Sales Order under remittance information. As a result, further research and verification are required prior to issuance of Sales Release. Always quote the Sales Order(s) on your remittance.