Mytrack Foldable Stillages for 40 ft Container Load Planning
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Mytrack foldable stillages for 40 ft high-cube planning: compare separate 14922 and 14652 project records—32 and 64 racks—then request a configuration-specific estimate.
Fold first. Then plan the container.
Mytrack is a foldable steel stillage / post pallet for buyers who need to plan export loading, warehouse stacking and empty-rack returns around the folded state.
In the 14922 motorcycle transport rack record, the upright posts can be removed and folded inward. The recorded height is 1,270 mm when open and 355 mm when folded: a 915 mm reduction for that project configuration. That is the starting point for return-load planning, not a universal dimension for every Mytrack order.
- 14922 project record: 32 racks in a 40 ft high-cube container, based on the recorded motorcycle-rack configuration and packing plan.
- 14652 project record: 64 racks in a 40 ft high-cube container, based on a different foldable stillage configuration with eight empty racks stacked per bundle.
- Do not combine the figures: the two quantities are separate project references, not one standard Mytrack container capacity.
- Recalculate before ordering: final quantity depends on rack dimensions, folded height, packaging, lashing, container clearances and access paths.
Choose the record that matches your configuration.
OPPORTUNITY 14922
Motorcycle transport stillage
Use this record when your project resembles the motorcycle rack arrangement and needs an export-loading estimate from the open and folded dimensions.
Open: 2,300 × 2,470 × 1,270 mm
Inside length × width: 2,116 × 2,410 mm
Folded height: 355 mm
Pack reference: 8 racks, 2,470 × 2,300 × 2,560 mm; 40 ft high cube: 32 racks
OPPORTUNITY 14652
Foldable stillage for empty returns
Use this record when the priority is dense empty-rack storage and return transport. The source record describes a different configuration from 14922.
Empty state: foldable and stacked in bundles of 8
Container record: 40 ft high cube: 64 racks
Configuration: dimensions and load data are not stated in this project record
Packaging reference: stretch film plus straps, or optional wooden case
RECALCULATION REQUIRED
Custom container load plan
For a new size, a different load, or a different package, treat both records as estimation references only. We will check the actual folded envelope before confirming a quantity.
Check: open and folded outside dimensions
Check: bundle count, package protection and lashing clearance
Check: container internal dimensions, doors and forklift access
Output: a project-specific loading estimate for quotation review
The useful difference is in the empty leg.
Plan from the folded envelope
For the 14922 record, the folded height is 355 mm versus 1,270 mm open. Use that measured project value when estimating empty-return density; do not apply it to another size without review.
Keep each project quantity separate
32 racks and 64 racks answer different project questions. The page keeps 14922 and 14652 separated so purchasing does not use one project record as a universal container promise.
Move as a mechanical unit
The steel base, upright posts and forklift-entry space support planned handling and stacking. Forklift insertion and lifting must be smooth and aligned; the exact working load remains an item for engineering confirmation.
Protect the finish during export
Stretch film and straps are a recorded packaging reference with no additional packaging charge in that project note, but they cannot fully prevent paint scuffing. A wooden case can be evaluated; one reference used 90 RMB per square metre.
How to plan a 40 ft high-cube load.
Define the project configuration
State whether the request follows 14922, 14652 or a new design. Confirm the rack outside dimensions, open height, folded height and whether posts are removed or folded inward.
Separate loaded and empty legs
Loaded racks need the cargo envelope, centre of gravity, restraint method and handling route. Empty racks need the folded bundle dimensions, nesting method and return quantity.
Build the packing arrangement
Check the 40 ft high-cube internal envelope, door access, bundle orientation, wrap or wooden-case protection, forklift access and lashing clearance. A previous project quantity is only a starting point.
Confirm before production
Send the final dimensions, quantity, cargo and packaging preference for a project-specific estimate. Do not release a purchase order from the 32- or 64-rack reference alone.
Clear answers before you book the container.
How many Mytrack racks fit in one 40 ft high-cube container?
There is no single universal number. Opportunity 14922 records 32 racks for its motorcycle transport rack configuration. Opportunity 14652 records 64 racks for a different foldable stillage configuration. Confirm the project and configuration before using either number.
What is the difference between the open and folded rack?
For the 14922 record, the open height is 1,270 mm and the folded height is 355 mm, a 915 mm reduction. The posts are recorded as removable and fold inward. Other Mytrack dimensions and folding details require a separate check.
Can I use 32 racks and 64 racks as a combined capacity?
No. They are separate project records. Combining them would hide differences in rack size, folded envelope, bundle arrangement, packaging and lashing. Use only the record that matches your approved configuration, then recalculate.
Does folding automatically guarantee a lower freight cost?
No. Folding can reduce empty-rack height and may improve return-load density, but freight planning also depends on footprint, container clearances, packaging, protection, lashing and the final loading sequence.
Is Mytrack rated for a universal 2,000 kg load?
Do not treat the 2 t project demand or the “2T” wording visible in some marketing images as a universal certified safe working load. The final load, load distribution, dynamic handling and stacking conditions must be confirmed against the approved design and test requirements.
What should I send for a container estimate?
Send the rack open and folded outside dimensions, cargo dimensions and weight, centre of gravity, quantity, stacking or bundle plan, packaging choice, container type, forklift details and any lashing or export requirements. We will return a project-specific loading estimate.