Product Overview
This 20′ UN portable tank is specifically designed for the safe and efficient transport of cryogenic liquids including liquid oxygen (LO2), liquid nitrogen (LN2), and liquid argon (LAr). Built to the highest international standards, this UN T75 type intermodal container combines robust construction with advanced insulation technology for reliable cryogenic service.
The tank features a maximum allowable working pressure of 1.0 MPa and a water capacity of 21,100 liters. With a tare mass of 7,300 kg and maximum payload of 28,200 kg, this container offers excellent transport efficiency. The design complies with multiple international regulations including ISO1496-3, IMDG, ADR, RID, ASME VIII.1 (with U Stamp), US‑DOT CFR49, and CGA341.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product name | 20′ UN Portable Tank |
| Product type | Intermodal ISO Container UN T75 |
| Medium | LO2 / LN2 / LAr |
| MAWP | 1.0 MPa |
| Water capacity | 21,100 Liters |
| Tare mass (nominal) | 7,300 kg (max tolerance 3%) |
| Filling ratio | 90% / 81% |
| Maximum payload | 28,200 kg |
| MPGM | 36,000 kg |
| Stacking capacity | 192,000 kg |
| Design code | ISO1496‑3, IMDG, ADR, RID, ASME VIII.1 (with U Stamp), US‑DOT CFR49, CGA341 |
| Approvals | CCC, CSC |
| Approval & inspection | Bureau Veritas or Lloyd’s Register |
Product Range
We supply both standard ISO UN portable tanks with capacities ranging from 6,300 liters to 38,000 liters, as well as a wide range of special tanks including:
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SWAP tanks – Interchangeable container systems
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Reefer tanks – Refrigerated containers for temperature‑sensitive cargo
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Electrically heated tanks – For products requiring temperature maintenance
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Different lining tanks – Various internal coatings for chemical compatibility
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AHF acid tanks – For anhydrous hydrofluoric acid transport
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High purity ammonia tanks – For anhydrous ammonia storage and transport
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T20 / T22 tanks – Specialized tank types
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T50 gas tanks – For pressurized gas transport
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29.5KL / 30KL square shape tanks – For efficient space utilization
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Offshore tanks – For marine and offshore applications
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Small pressurized / non‑pressurized IBC – For liquid products and gas storage and transportation
Key Features
High‑Quality Construction
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Designed and manufactured to international standards
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ASME VIII.1 with U Stamp certification
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Bureau Veritas or Lloyd’s Register inspection
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Robust construction for long service life
Versatile Transport Capability
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20‑foot standard ISO container footprint
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Suitable for intermodal transport (road, rail, sea)
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Compatible with standard ISO container handling equipment
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Optimized for cryogenic liquid transport
Safety Compliance
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Multiple international approvals (CCC, CSC)
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Complies with IMDG, ADR, and RID regulations
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Maximum stacking capacity of 192,000 kg
Applications
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Liquid oxygen transport for industrial and medical use
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Liquid nitrogen supply for food freezing and inerting
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Liquid argon transport for welding and metal fabrication
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Cryogenic gas distribution networks
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Intermodal logistics for industrial gases

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is the capacity of this 20′ UN Portable Tank?
A: The water capacity is 21,100 liters with a maximum payload of 28,200 kg.
Q2: What media can this tank transport?
A: It is designed for liquid oxygen (LO2), liquid nitrogen (LN2), and liquid argon (LAr).
Q3: What is the maximum allowable working pressure?
A: The MAWP is 1.0 MPa.
Q4: What certifications does this tank have?
A: It holds CCC and CSC approvals with ASME VIII.1 U Stamp, complying with ISO1496-3, IMDG, ADR, RID, US-DOT CFR49, and CGA341.
Q5: Who performs the inspection?
A: Inspection is conducted by Bureau Veritas or Lloyd’s Register.
Q6: What is the stacking capacity?
A: The tank can withstand stacking loads up to 192,000 kg.
Q7: What other tank types are available?
A: We offer SWAP tanks, reefer tanks, electrically heated tanks, lined tanks, acid tanks, ammonia tanks, T20/T22/T50 tanks, square tanks, offshore tanks, and IBC containers.
Q8: What is the maximum tolerance for tare mass?
A: The maximum tolerance is 3% of the nominal tare mass of 7,300 kg.









