Two EN124 D400 ductile iron manhole lid and frame options share the same material and class, while their unit weights and 20-foot container quantities differ. The 42 kg option suits buyers planning higher unit counts per container, while the 50 kg option provides a larger stated assembly size and 10-unit pallet packing for projects using that format.
EN124 D400 Circle Manhole Cover And Frame With Burea Vertias Test Report, 42 kg option
EN124 D400 Circle Manhole Cover And Frame Export to Mexico, 50 kg option
The right manhole lid and frame depends on the installation class, the assembly size, and how many units must move through your supply chain. These two EN124 D400 circular options are both made from ductile iron GGG500-7, but the stated weight and pallet logistics are different.
| Criterion | 42 kg D400 option | 50 kg D400 option |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Ductile iron GGG500-7 | Ductile iron GGG500-7 |
| Standard and class | EN124, D400 | EN124, D400 |
| Unit weight | 42 kg | 50 kg |
| Packaging | By pallet | 10 units per pallet |
| 20-foot container quantity | 576 pieces | 420 units |
The 42 kg option is the closer fit for procurement teams that are organizing a larger count per 20-foot container. The 50 kg option is suited to buyers who need the stated 10-unit pallet format and are working with the larger circular assembly described for that option.
The weight gap matters during handling and warehouse planning. A 42 kg unit gives a lower per-piece handling weight than the 50 kg unit, while the 50 kg configuration is associated with a 10-unit pallet. Ask the logistics team to confirm lifting equipment, pallet positions, and storage capacity before placing a volume order.
Container planning also separates the two choices. The 42 kg option is listed at 576 pieces per 20-foot container, compared with 420 units for the 50 kg option. Use the matching count when estimating loading space, receiving labor, and the number of containers for a project quantity.
Both options use a circular ductile iron cover and frame with the EN124 D400 class. For a road or infrastructure project, match the selected assembly to the project schedule and installation drawings, then keep the same product configuration across the quantity calculation.
Choose the 42 kg D400 option when container quantity and a lower stated unit weight are the main procurement considerations. It is a practical match for distributors and project buyers planning larger shipment counts in 20-foot containers.
Choose the 50 kg D400 option when the 10-unit pallet arrangement and its stated circular assembly dimensions are part of your order plan. This choice is useful for buyers who need to align palletized deliveries with a defined receiving layout.
Picture the receiving stage before approval: the 42 kg units arrive in a palletized shipment planned around 576 pieces per 20-foot container, while the 50 kg units arrive in 10-unit pallet groups with 420 units planned for a 20-foot container. Send the supplier your required quantity, pallet limits, container target, and installation drawing so the quotation uses the correct configuration.
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