40′ Container Used

versatility : The 40 foot dry container, also called a dry container, transports and stores goods. It can be transported by sea, river, rail and road until unloaded or stored in a yard. The 12 m container can be transformed into an ICE40 for storing your goods in a controlled atmosphere with positive or negative cold.

Sustainability : Its Corten steel structure is composed of an alloy of iron, chromium, copper and nickel. This superstructure can lose paint over time, but rust patinates and strengthens it. It is designed to last and cope with the most difficult conditions such as salty air. Its corrugated sheet metal structure, with its 28 mm side rails to hold its floor, allows your container to guarantee a lifetime of longevity.

Security : The 40 dry container is a secure and reinforced structure, a burglar will have to grind the sheet metal or the hinges of the doors, thus generating noise alerting the environment and the neighborhood over a long distance.

For example: many of our customers use Maestro containers on their current or future construction sites to secure their equipment.

To improve security, Maestro offers a wide selection of padlocks available here.

Multimodal : It is easily transportable thanks to its 4 corners making it intermodal, the 40ft container can be transported on a container ship, barge, train, truck and/or specific flatbed type trailer with twist-lock. Before ending up on your land or in your parking lot, the container will have taken one of the means of transport mentioned above. It is important to provide shims or a set of CaleRouge or CalePoly type shims available here.

modular : Discover our 40 foot shipping containers transformed in our workshops. They can take the form of a container workshop, a container office, a container station, a container garden shed, an additional room in your garden to accommodate your family and/or friends, etc.

Compliance: Our containers comply with international standards:

• The ISO standard (International Organization for Standardization) is the following for our 40-foot containers (42G1): ISO6346 (container identification code) and ISO1161 (container dimensions)
• CSC certification (International Convention on Container Safety) imposes rules on the approval and quality of shipping containers.
• The COA (Container Owners Association) incorporates best practices for shipping container professions such as servicing, maintenance and repair of equipment.

IF the 40 foot container is not high enough for you, find our 40 foot standard dry High cube containers with its 30 cm longer, meeting your needs.

If the length is too great, the 20 foot High Cube container will meet your requirements.

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