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A cargo container for air or surface freight has roll-up doors to allow access, through the interior of the cargo container, to cargo contained in adjacent cargo containers. The roll-up doors include a curtain and a doorbar. Ramps and plates guide the roll-up doors into a pre-locked position. An int

A cargo container for air or surface freight has roll-up doors to allow access, through the interior of the cargo container, to cargo contained in adjacent cargo containers. The roll-up doors include a curtain and a doorbar. Ramps and plates guide the roll-up doors into a pre-locked position. An internal latching mechanism closes and re-opens the roll-up door from within the cargo container interior. The curtain has sewn in springs at its edges, which are slidably contained within recesses in the door posts, so that the curtain is supported on all sides.

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A door assembly for a cargo container, comprising: a first door post spaced apart from a second door post, each door post having an upper end and a lower end; a transom connecting the upper ends of the door posts; a threshold connecting the lower ends of the door posts; a flexible curtain having a f

A door assembly for a cargo container, comprising: a first door post spaced apart from a second door post, each door post having an upper end and a lower end; a transom connecting the upper ends of the door posts; a threshold connecting the lower ends of the door posts; a flexible curtain having a first side edge and a second side edge; a doorbar attached to a lower edge of the curtain and having a first plate slidably positioned in a first recess in the first door post, and a second plate slidably positioned in a second recess in the second door post, with the first and second recesses extending in the first and second door posts, respectively, substantially from the threshold to the transom; a first retainer spring attached to the first side edge of the curtain and extending substantially the length thereof and slidably positioned within substantially the entire length of the first recess, and a second retainer spring attached to the second side edge of the curtain and extending substantially the length thereof and slidably positioned within the entire length of the second recess; and a latch for latching the doorbar into a closed position.