PlummetFahad Al Mansoori

The booking

Container size and how many of them

One container carries one supplier's goods.

Utilisation

Against 1 × 40 ft high cube

Volume0.000 of 76.4 CBM · 0.0%
Weight0 of 26,460 kg · 0.0%
Utilisation

0.0%

Binding constraint

Nothing loaded yet

Cartons loaded

0

76.400 CBM and 26,460 kg still free.

What goes in

Cartons, because that is how a container is stuffed

The items in this load plan, with the cartons of each and the volume and weight they contribute.
ItemCartonsPiecesCBMWeight (kg)Share of volume

Nothing is loaded yet. Add an item and the bars above start to move.

0 lines · 0 cartons · 0.000 CBM · 0 kg

Top the container up

How many more cartons of one item would fill what is left

1,365 more cartons of PLB-1006 would fit — 32,760 pcs, 22.862 CBM.

What to do with this plan

A plan is a record — save it, reopen it, or turn it into an order

Back to load plans

Turning it into an order drafts a purchase order on Peglar Valves Ltd at the last cost paid for each item. The plan itself stays as it is.

Saved load plans

Reopen one to amend it, or to order the same container again

Every saved load plan, with its booking, what is loaded and how full it comes out.
LOAD-2026-0007ExampleNingbo Kaiyuan Sanitary Co.1 × 40 ft high cube000.0%25 Jul 2026Chen Wei
  • Open LOAD-2026-0007
    LOAD-2026-0007Example

    Ningbo Kaiyuan Sanitary Co.

    Booking1 × 40 ft high cube
    Cartons0
    Utilisation0.0%

Volume limits are the usable cubic metres of each box: 20 ft standard 33.2 CBM, 40 ft standard 67.7 CBM, 40 ft high cube 76.4 CBM. Payloads are the legal maxima, not the shipping line's tare-adjusted figure.

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