EC-DSL-01The threshold of a container door takes a beating: the door sill supports the hinges and carries repeated forklift and foot traffic, making it one of the more common wear points on an older container.
The threshold of a container door takes a beating: it supports the door hinges and carries repeated forklift and foot traffic, making the door sill one of the more common wear points on an older container. Our replacement is profiled to OEM geometry in heavy-gauge (4.5 mm) corten steel, restoring the load path between the bottom side rails across the door opening.
Replacing a corroded or impact-damaged door sill on a 20 ft/40 ft GP container, and new-build door-end fabrication.
| Material | Corten (weathering) steel, 4.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2400 × 158 × 150 mm |
| Weight | 27.5 kg |
| Load Rating | Not rated as a loose component. Installed correctly as a like-for-like replacement, the container’s original rated capacity is maintained |
| Standard | ISO 1496-1 |
Every twist-lock fitting, lifting lug and securing point connects through the corner casting. This replacement set of 8 covers all four corner positions, cast in -40°C low-temperature steel to ISO 1161 geometry.
EC-CC-01
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