Shipping cargo container C and V Rails are critical load-bearing components in the steel frame structure of shipping containers, widely used in roof, floor, and side wall reinforcement. Below are the standard parameters and key features of these two product types:

1. C Channel

• Example Specification: 9.0×200×75×70 (Thickness × Height × Flange Width × Lip Width, unit: mm)

• Characteristics: C-shaped profile offers high bending resistance and lightweight advantages. Commonly used for top lifting rails, bottom cross supports, and side wall posts.

• Process: Formed by cold rolling, with optional galvanized or epoxy coating for corrosion resistance, meeting CORTEN steel standards.

2. V Channel

• Example Specification: 10.0×300×95×70 (Thickness × Height × Flange Width × Lip Width, unit: mm)

• Characteristics: V-shaped design enhances structural stability, ideal for container floor beams, reinforcement ribs, and connections in large-scale container frameworks.

• Advantage: Optimizes load distribution, suitable for high dynamic load scenarios (e.g., frequent forklift operations).

Key Value Propositions

• Material Consistency: Made from high-strength weathering steel (ASTM A606/A588), ensuring long-term performance in humid or saline environments.

• Customization Support: Adjustable dimensions, hole patterns, and surface treatments based on customer drawings.

• Global Applications: Products certified with ISO 9001 and IICL standards, exported to Europe, North America, Southeast Asia, and other markets.