40ft New Certified Dry Shipping Container
Our dry containers are suitable for transporting all kinds of dry goods and are one of the most widely used containers. They comply with ISO international standards and can be easily matched with any transportation tools and equipment to improve transportation efficiency.
40ft High Cube Certified Dry Cargo Shipping Con...
The 40-foot high container is the most commonly used container in transportation. It has the same ocean freight as the 40-foot container. Under the same conditions, the high container is more cost-effective. It can also be used as a large warehouse.
New 20ft Customized Side Door Dry Cargo Shippin...
The side full-door dry cargo container can be used for loading and transporting larger goods, which is convenient for loading and unloading and better securing of goods.
New 20ft Storage Roll-Up Door Dry Cargo Container
Due to the convenience of rolling shutter doors, they are suitable for transporting goods that are frequently loaded and unloaded, such as express parcels, small parts, food, etc. The rapid opening and closing of rolling shutter doors can greatly improve loading and unloading efficiency and reduce the waiting time of goods during loading and unloading.
New DNV Certification Offshore Dry Cargo Container
The manufacturing of offshore dry cargo containers complies with DNV certification standards and is used in offshore transportation environments. It is mainly used to load various solid goods, such as machinery and equipment, building materials, etc., to provide safe transportation and storage space for goods, ensuring that the goods are not damaged during transportation from one port to another.
New 20ft Double Door Dry Cargo Shipping Container
The 20 foot transport container is mainly used for sea and road transportation of dry and loose goods. Its internal space is large, the unit volume ratio is high, the container is sturdy, and the performance is reliable. It is suitable for projects with a large amount of goods and storage needs.As much as 90% of freight shipped via the ocean is packed in dry containers.