Container Chassis: Lock Positions That Match Your Box Plan

Specified by lock count first, not by model name — 4, 6, 8 or 12 twist locks, gooseneck or straight frame.

Container chassis with a gooseneck frame and twist locks

The mismatch that costs you a turn. The most expensive thing a chassis can do is arrive at the terminal with lock positions that do not suit the box you were given. So we specify by lock count first, not by model name.

Twist locksBoxes carried
41 × 40ft
61 × 40ft
81 × 40ft or 2 × 20ft
121 × 40ft or 2 × 20ft

Gooseneck or straight. The gooseneck version uses a stepped main beam for reduced loaded height; the straight version uses a level beam throughout. Which one you want depends on your tractor’s fifth-wheel height and your terminal’s ramp profile — tell us both and we will specify it rather than guess.

Specifications

ModelPJY9400TJZ
Overall dimensions12400 / 12300 × 2550 / 2500 × 1650–1400 mm
Kerb weight (manufacturer’s stated)5300 / 4850 kg
Rated payload34700 / 35150 kg
Twist locks4 / 6 / 8 / 12
FrameGooseneck or straight
CCC2018091101008165, valid to 2027-12-31

Built and photographed at our plant

Container chassis units lined up in the yard at the Jingye plant
Row of container chassis before delivery
Container chassis with a stepped gooseneck main beam

Certification

CCC certificate 2018091101008165 covers model PJY9400TJZ, valid to 31 December 2027. The full scan is on our certifications page.

CCC certificate for Jingye container chassis PJY9400TJZ, number 2018091101008165

Tell us your box plan and your fifth-wheel height.

We will specify the lock positions and the frame rather than guess.