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A container is a large steel box used for transporting goods by sea or land. They have become an indispensable part of the global economy, enabling businesses to easily transport goods across oceans and continents. Containers can be seen everywhere in ports around the world, stacked on container ships and transported to various parts of the globe.
Container, also known as a conex unit, can serve as a storage container for goods, transported by truck, train, or ship, and facilitate seamless intermodal transportation. Usually, they carry heavy materials or palletized cargo.
The global shipping industry is increasingly adopting containers as the preferred method for secure storage and efficient cargo transport.
| Size | 20ft GP shipping container (20’ * 8’ * 8’6”) |
| External Dimension (mm) | 6058 * 2438 * 2591 |
| Internal Dimension (mm) | 5844 * 2352 * 2393 |
| Door Opening (Width) | 2340 mm |
| Door Opening (Height) | 2280 mm |
| Inside Cubic Capacity | 32.87 cu.m / 1160 cu.ft |
| Maximum Gross Weight | 30,480 kg / 67,200 lbs |
| Maximum Payload | 28,370 kg / 62,550 lbs |
| Tare Weight (±2%) | 2,110 kg / 4,650 lbs |
Using containers in construction and other projects can significantly save money. Compared to traditional architecture, container structures require minimal materials and labor, resulting in substantially lower expenses.
Containers offer versatile applications and can be readily transformed into residential, office, or storage spaces, providing vast structural possibilities across various industrial and commercial projects.
Repurposing containers reduces environmental impact through efficient recycling principles, preventing material wastage and avoiding heavy construction debris during site development.
Engineered for intermodal mobility, containers can be effortlessly relocated and situated. This makes them optimal for dynamic applications requiring relocatable and modular structures.
We conduct stringent factory inspections alongside certified third-party testing organizations, including BV (Bureau Veritas) and LR (Lloyd's Register), to ensure structural integrity and compliance.
Yes, custom paint colors, markings, and corporate logo printing can be tailored to match your specific branding specifications.
Our minimum order quantity is 1 piece for standard 20ft shipping containers.
Yes, all units are built to ISO standards and carry a valid CSC plate, qualifying them for global ocean and rail freight transport.
The containers are manufactured using high-strength Corten steel (weathering steel) paired with heavy-duty marine paint systems to withstand harsh saltwater and extreme weather environments.
We accommodate standard international trade terms including FOB, CIF, CFR, and EXW, with flexible production and delivery schedules tailored to your destination port.
