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5.2mm Plywood — Sheets Per Container (40HC)

A standard 40-foot High Cube container can hold approximately 3,072 sheets of 5.2mm plywood with Acacia hardwood core (580 kg/m³ density), loaded on 16 pallets at 192 sheets per pallet. Net weight is 27.58 MT. The loading is weight-limited. Standard panel size: 1220×2440mm (4'×8').

5.2mm Plywood — 40ft High Cube Loading Table

Panel size: 1220×2440mm (4'×8'). 40ft High Cube, max payload 28.5 MT, up to 18 pallets.

Core MaterialDensitySheets/PalletPalletsTotal SheetsNet Weight (MT)CBM
Styrax500 kg/m³192183,45626.7553.50
Acacia580 kg/m³192163,07227.5847.55
Eucalyptus650 kg/m³182152,73027.4742.26
Pine520 kg/m³192173,26426.2750.52
Rubberwood680 kg/m³180152,70028.4241.79
Styrax + Acacia540 kg/m³192173,26427.2850.52
Styrax + Eucalyptus575 kg/m³192163,07227.3447.55
Acacia + Eucalyptus615 kg/m³186162,97628.3346.07

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many sheets of 5.2mm plywood fit in a 40HC container?

With Acacia core (580 kg/m³), approximately 3,072 sheets of 5.2mm (3/16") plywood fit in a 40ft High Cube container. With lighter Styrax core (500 kg/m³), you can fit 3,456 sheets. Panel size: 1220×2440mm (4'×8').

What is the weight of a full container of 5.2mm plywood?

A full 40HC container of 5.2mm plywood weighs approximately 27.58 metric tons (net) with Acacia core. The maximum payload capacity of a 40HC is 28.5 MT.

How many pallets of 5.2mm plywood fit in a 40HC?

Depending on core material, 18–16 pallets of 5.2mm plywood fit in a 40HC container. Each pallet contains 192 sheets stacked to a maximum height of ~900mm.

Is 5.2mm plywood loading weight-limited or space-limited?

5.2mm plywood with Acacia core is weight-limited. The container reaches its weight limit before running out of space.

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