waters. to transport more goods and improve efficiency, without increasing cost. Mr. Sain backs up his confidence with his 27 U.S. used in the U.S. industry. Mr. engineering, facilities development and research and development. product has long been a logistical problem. multiple shipments have left both carriers and shippers looking for answers. According to Mr. marine transportation. carriers to increase productivity while reducing costs. their customers 48-foot x 102-inch and 53-foot x 102-inch containers. 40- and 20- foot containers. 40-foot units. containers without the need to modify ships. with both the shipper and carrier in mind. wide containers on the same stack, as well as 45, 48 and 53-foot long boxes. same cycle time as containers. long spanning four 96-inch wide containers.