Accordion (Content): Drehtainer - Der Schutz macht den Unterschied

IP2 hazardous goods packaging

These hazardous goods containers with a BAM-approved quality assurance system are available in various designs. All variants have lashing points on the side walls (OHT/BOX) or on the base (OAC), forklift pockets for handling by forklift trucks as well as a stainless steel base tray (OHT/BOX). Further special equipment as well as the quantity and position of the lashing points can be planned individually.

OHT – Open Hard Top

The Open Hard Top variant features a fixed, removable container roof to facilitate loading or unloading by crane. The roof rack can be swivelled over the door for additional ease of handling.

OAC – Open All Container

The side walls and roof of the Open-All-Container can be moved lengthwise to facilitate loading and unloading by forklift truck or crane. This container variant is especially well suited for restricted ceiling height or low crane lift at the transshipment site.

BOX – Box Container

The box containers are simple 1CC containers with double swing door, stainless steel base trough and lashing points on the longitudinal walls. Just like the OHT and OAC variants, the BOX container also has forklift pockets.

Special containers & shielding

In addition to transport and shielding packaging for large elements, such as reactor pressure vessels, DREHTAINER also manufactures transport and storage containers for control rods and other highly active assemblies. Wall thicknesses from 4 mm to 350 mm are possible, depending on requirements. Unit weights of up to 165 t have been realised so far.

Lifting equipment & special solutions

In addition to ISO containers and special containers, our product portfolio for the nuclear industry also covers the corresponding handling technology. Whether 20' spreaders, three-arm grippers for MOSAIK containers or lifting and tilting devices for CASTOR containers - DREHTAINER designs and manufactures the most suitable equipment. Extraordinary solutions are also developed, e.g. for the handling and transport of large elements during the dismantling of nuclear facilities.