Used Shipping Containers

Used cargo containers provide rugged, low cost storage and transport for industrial cargo. Recycled steel freight boxes withstand impact, salt spray along with forklift strikes. Each unit hauls twenty to thirty tonnes within a twenty- to thirty foot shell. Corner castings lock to twist lock fittings - corrugated walls deflect rain and dust. Doors seal with neoprene gaskets. A single coat of marine grade paint resists corrosion for five years.

Used Shipping Containers withstand 20 - 30 tons of cargo. Each box measures twenty feet long, eight feet wide, eight feet six inches high. Corrugations reinforce the walls against forklift strikes, salt spray along with desert heat. A marine grade latch seals the doors - a rubber gasket blocks dust and rain. The factory applies a deep green alkyd coat that resists ultraviolet fade for ten years. The unit sells for one third the price of new stock.

A used shipping container consists of corrugated, hot dip galvanized steel panels that resist salt spray, rain along with impact. Each door seals with a rubber gasket and steel locking bars to keep cargo dry plus secure. Fork pockets and corner castings allow cranes but also forklifts to lift, stack, or lash the box to a chassis. Businesses cut freight costs by reusing the unit for ocean freight, on site storage, or modular construction.

The used cargo container consists of 2 mm mild steel plate, welded corner castings, and a marine grade plywood floor - it shields freight from salt spray, impact along with theft. One operator loads or unloads the unit through full width doors. The box suits ocean freight, rail transit, or on site storage.