Ground equipment being fuelled or serviced.

Chain used in the securing of cargo.

Temperature recorder to provide a record of the actual temperature.

The part of the vehicle where the cargo is loaded.

A cardboard platform used for holding product for storage or transportation.

A code to indicate that there is no special equipment needed.

A compartment forming part of a transport vessel.

Type of open container used for carrying objects.

To indicate that the equipment is an aircraft.

A device used for medical purposes.

A refrigerated (reefer) container that is actively cooling the product.

A pallet with standard dimensions 80*120 centimetres made of synthetic material.

A standard pallet with standard dimensions 100*120 centimetres made of synthetic material.

Equipment used to store and transport clothing in a hanging position.

Trailer designated for combined road/rail use.

Empty rail wagon added to the loaded wagons, when goods are longer than the loaded wagon.

A piece of equipment that is normally a piece of wood to fix cargo (e.g. coils) during transport.

A box pallet which cannot be exchanged.

A road vehicle capable of carrying goods which is being carried on another means of transport.

A road vehicle capable of carrying goods with an attached trailer which is being carried on another means of transport.

A trailer accompanied by a self-propelling tractor unit which is being carried on another means of transport.

A euro-pallet of type Y that may not be exchanged.

Flat bottomed inland cargo vessel for canals and rivers with or without own propulsion for the purpose of transported goods. (Synonym: Lighter).

An enclosed railway goods wagon.

A wheeled carriage onto which an ocean container is mounted for inland conveyance.

Equipment item as defined by ISO for transport. It must be of: A) permanent character, strong enough for repeated use; B) designed to facilitate the carriage of goods, by one or more modes of transport, without intermediate reloading; C) fitted with devices for its ready handling, particularly.

A set of panels fixed inside a porthole.

A flat euro-pallet that may be exchanged.

A euro-pallet of type Y that may be exchanged.

A flat euro-pallet that may not be exchanged.

A non-exchangeable flat pallet owned by a railroad.

Lidded stackable rigid tray compliant with CEN TS 14482:2002.

A rope for lashing cargo.

A mechanical device used in the loading and/or unloading of cargo into and from transport equipment.

A panel which can be moved.

A platform on which goods can be stacked in order to facilitate the movement by a forklift or sling.

A box pallet identified as being privately owned.

A flat pallet identified as being privately owned.

A piece of equipment normally having a flat surface, or prepared for carrying cargo with a specific shape.

A panel used for protection.

A portable heating unit.

A railway wagon without raised sides or ends.

A generator used to control the temperature in temperature-controlled transport equipment.

Storage tank or facility capable of receiving shipment of goods or commodity.

Rope used in the securing of cargo.

To identify that the equipment is a rail car.

A pallet identified as special.

A narrow strip of flexible material.

Rectangular equipment unit without wheels, which can be mounted on a chassis or positioned on legs.

A vehicle without motive power, designed for the carriage of cargo and to be towed by a motor vehicle.

Waterproof material, e.g. canvas, to spread over cargo to protect it from getting wet.

[8030] Identification marks and numbers of loading tackle used (sheets, ropes, chains, etc.), as specified in DCU 9 to CIM Article 13; and of containers, as specified in Articles 5 and 10 of Annex III to CIM (CIM 17).

A device to support a tarpaulin.

An aircraft container or pallet.