Shipping containers, storage boxes and roll-off dumpsters have their own markings, and most of them are convention rather than law. The container ID number decals reproduce the owner code, serial and check digit in the standard layout; the weight panel decals carry the tare, payload and max gross lines; the logo and contact panel puts your company name and phone on the door end so the box advertises while it sits; the unit number decals are for a yard that tracks its own fleet of boxes. The container safety kit covers corner chevrons, high-cube warnings and occupancy labels. Dumpster and roll-off decals carry the company name, phone and the "no hazardous waste" and "do not overfill" lines a hauler needs on every can. Our container marking guides explain which of these are required for a box that travels and which are convention for one that stays put.
