Empty containers are stored in a place called a depot. In other words, a depot is an area for stacking empty containers. This area is designed by carriers and the storage and delivery of empty containers is carried out there. Such containers usually have a low weight, which is why more of them can be stacked. Reach stackers and forklifts are among the important equipment used to store and retrieve empty containers at the stacking site. However, sometimes rail cranes and straddle carriers may also be used for this purpose. In the empty container area, containers are grouped based on size, type or owner. Bandar Abbas Aria Container Terminal (BACT), while emphasizing professional principles by benefiting from information infrastructure and operational planning systems, has special capabilities in the field of receiving, storing and delivering empty containers. FIFO (First In, First Out) method is used on this route and terminal specialists try to move containers with principled and standard methods to prevent any damage.
The existence of a powerful fleet, skilled manpower and professional equipment has given Bandar Abbas Aria Container Terminal (BACT) the ability to perform unloading, clearing, recovery and moving empty containers between the terminal and the quay or container vessels with the highest quality level in the shortest possible time. The high level of satisfaction of shipping lines with the performance of this terminal during its two decades of operation is a testament to this claim.
Bandar Abbas Aria Container Terminal (BACT), with all the necessary permits and facilities in the field of providing specialized services for empty containers and dispatching them to the pier and vessels, is prepared to provide services to the owners of goods. The reputation and long history of our company in the Shahid Rajaee Port Complex is a strong point that provides the necessary assurance for the owners of goods to trust and benefit from specialized services in the field of transportation, unloading, loading and storage of containers at the highest possible level.
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