Container + trailer load planning / 01

Know the load
before the dock.

Super Load Calculator is a 3D container and trailer loading calculator for mixed-size rectangular cargo. Review a proposed load plan, numbered loading sequence and PDF report before loading starts.

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PLANNING RECORD / EXAMPLE 001SEA / 40′ HIGH CUBE

One shipment.
One visible plan.SAMPLE
PLAN

01EquipmentReview suggested fit

02StowInspect the arrangement

03SequenceGive the dock an order

CALCULATED OUTPUT / 40′ HIGH CUBE 3D container loading plan exported from Super Load Calculator using synthetic rectangular cargo

89.3% volume used48 / 48 pieces loaded

Calculated from synthetic example cargo. Confirm actual cargo, equipment and securing before loading.

01 / PLANContainers + trailers

02 / INSPECT3D proposed stow

03 / HAND OFFLoading sequence + PDF

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What the product does / 02

From cargo details to a loading handoff.

Enter what you are shipping: dimensions, weight, quantity and the handling rules for each piece. Super Load Calculator proposes equipment and a stow you can inspect before anyone starts loading. Learn what CBM means and compare container capacity.

01 / EQUIPMENT

Choose the unit that fits the job.

Plan for sea containers or road trailers. Select equipment yourself, or let the application compare suitable combinations using its planning costs.

02 / PLACEMENT

See where each piece goes.

Review the proposed 3D arrangement. Placements are checked against the dimensions, payload, door opening and cargo rules you entered.

03 / HANDOFF

Give the dock a clear order.

Share a numbered loading sequence and PDF report with the manifest, drawings and utilisation figures.

A planning aid: check actual cargo and equipment. Securing and lashing need their own review.

Know the loadbefore the dock.

From cargo details to a loading handoff.

Choose the unit that fits the job.

See where each piece goes.

Give the dock a clear order.

Know the load
before the dock.