
The Xizor container series provides shielded standardized modules for freight storage and transfer through realspace and hyperspace.
General Information
| Model | Xizor standardized cargo container series |
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| Category | Miscellaneous Technology |
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| Classification | Cargo Module |
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| Status | Active |
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| Introduced | 12 AIA |
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| Manufacturers | Xizor Transport Systems (XTS) — Manufacturer |
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| Operators | Imperial Navy (IN) — Primary |
Specifications
Additional
System Type
Standardized detachable cargo-module series
Dimensions
Varies by Class A through E container pattern
Power Source
Independent shield, environmental-control, and transponder cells as fitted
Operation
Common attachment points permit freighters, ferries, conveyors, tugs, and depots to exchange loaded modules without repacking
Construction
Shielded freight shell with standardized transport and freighter attachment points
Systems and Components
Cargo-identification and routing transponder; environmental controls as fitted; standardized handling interfaces
Limitations
Protection, environmental control, hull form, and handling requirements vary by container class and load
Primary Role
Modular freight storage, protection, handling, and transfer
Description
Common attachment points allow freighters, ferries, modular conveyors, tugs, and fixed depots to exchange loaded modules without repacking their contents. Individual classes use different hull shapes and protection levels for vehicles, volatile gases, bulk dry goods, manufactured items, and general freight. Imperial inspection codes identify contents, ownership, routing, and handling restrictions.
Class-A container
The Class-A is the principal brick-shaped general freight module.
BFF-1 bulk freighters carry four Class-A modules, while dedicated container transports carry six.
Variant Specifications
Additional
Primary Role
General freight / freighter module
Class-B container
The Class-B is a hexagonal module commonly assigned to vehicle transport.
Its shielded hull protects vehicles and equipment during transfer and hyperspace carriage.
Variant Specifications
Additional
Primary Role
Vehicle transport
Class-C container
The Class-C is a hexagonal ellipsoid tank module for volatile gases.
Specialized containment equipment isolates pressurized or hazardous gaseous cargo.
Variant Specifications
Additional
Primary Role
Volatile gas transport
Class-D container
The Class-D is a six-pronged module for bulk dry goods.
The standardized dry-freight interior supports agricultural, industrial, and depot consignments.
Variant Specifications
Additional
Primary Role
Bulk dry goods
Class-E container
The Class-E is an angular hemispherical module used by modular conveyor transports.
Modular conveyors attach four Class-E units in paired port and starboard positions.
Variant Specifications
Additional
Primary Role
Modular conveyor freight