Plan Before You Enquire
Fly ash is light for its weight, so a container usually fills up before it weighs out. Set your tonnage and density below to see what you actually need to book.
1Packing Format
2Quantity 1,000 MT
3Container
4Bulk Density 700 kg/m³
Indicative Requirement
Indicative only. A 20′ dry container is taken as 33 m³ and 28.2 MT payload, a 40′ as 67 m³ and 26.7 MT, with a stowage allowance for voids between bags. Final stowage is confirmed at the time of booking.
Reading the Result
Loose fly ash runs roughly 550 to 850 kg per cubic metre. That is light — so in a 20′ container the cargo generally runs out of space long before it reaches the 28.2 MT the box is rated to carry.
A 40′ container flips it. There is twice the volume but a lower payload rating, so the same ash usually weighs out first. Knowing which limit binds tells you which box is cheaper per tonne.
If your result says volume limited, packing denser or shipping in bulk buys you more tonnes per container. If it says weight limited, you are already paying for air — a smaller box will cost less per tonne.
What to do with the verdictEnquiry
Your calculator figures are carried into the form below. Add the discharge port and we respond with a firm price, packing detail and available shipment window.
