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Yes, Trifleet works with the best-in-class telematics supplier. A Trifleet tank container is built with a GPS bracket, therefore ready for installing a GPS unit. A user-friendly data portal provides real-time insights into the location (and conditions) of specific tank containers you want to monitor.

Yes, Trifleet also has tank containers specifically designed and built for ammonium nitrate readily available. As per regulatory requirements, these tank containers have an outer layer (cladding) of stainless steel around Rockwool insulation. By registering yourself to our newsletter, you will receive our updates on our worldwide availability regularly.

Yes, Trifleet also has tank containers specifically designed and built for hydrogen peroxide (H202) readily available. As per regulatory requirements, these tank containers are non-insulated. By registering yourself to our newsletter, you will receive our updates on our worldwide availability regularly.

Yes, a wide range of products are compatible with the stainless steel of a Trifleet tank container. Trifleet offers you the recommendation regarding the compatibility of stainless steel and chemicals. Determining the compatibility of your product with the stainless steel used in Trifleet tank containers requires a thorough understanding of both the product and the material of the tank container. Stainless steel is known for its corrosion resistance and durability, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. However, certain substances may react with stainless steel under specific conditions, potentially leading to corrosion or contamination of the product. To assess compatibility, several factors are considered such as: regulatory requirements, the chemical composition of the product, temperature and pressure.

Yes, Trifleet also has tank containers with coatings and linings for corrosive products readily available.

Yes, Trifleet works with the best-in-class telematics supplier to fulfil your hardware requirements and be your point of contact for hardware questions. Our preferred supplier offers full-fledged and customized solutions to our industry with fully certified hardware (CE, ATEX IIC, ISO9001, ISO27001 and ISO27017). A user-friendly data portal provides real-time insights into conditions (and the location) of specific tank containers you want to monitor.

The maximum stacking weight for ISO tank containers, whether empty or loaded, depends on various factors such as the design of the tank container, its dimensions, and the regulations of the country or region where it is being stacked. When loaded, ISO tank containers have a maximum gross weight capacity, which includes the weight of the container itself plus the weight of the cargo. The maximum stacking weight for loaded ISO tank containers will depend on factors such as the weight distribution of the cargo and the structural integrity of the containers. Generally, loaded ISO tank containers are not stacked as high as empty ones due to safety concerns. It's crucial to consult the manufacturer's specifications, industry standards, and relevant regulations to determine the maximum stacking weight for ISO tank containers in a specific situation. Additionally, proper stacking procedures and equipment must be used to ensure the safety of personnel and cargo.

The maximum stacking weight for ISO tank containers, whether empty or loaded, depends on various factors such as the design of the tank container, its dimensions, and the regulations of the country or region where it is being stacked. Additionally, proper stacking procedures and equipment must be used to ensure the safety of personnel and cargo.

Yes, Trifleet tank containers are an ideal solution for intermediate storage and can be stacked. Proper stacking procedures and equipment must be used to ensure the safety of personnel and cargo.

Yes, multiple Trifleet tank containers can be utilized to create a tank farm stored in-line at ground level or stacked. Trifleet tank containers comply (or can be modified to comply) to local regulations depending on the location.

Yes, a Trifleet tank container can be equipped with heating and cooling systems making them suitable for temperature sensitive products.