Shipping Containers

Jump to: Understanding One-Trip Shipping Containers: What You Need to Know A One-Trip shipping container, often referred to as New container, is typically manufactured in Asia. These containers are used to transport cargo once—loaded in Asia and unloaded upon arrival in the United States—giving them the designation of “one trip.” These containers are in excellent

Jump to: Looking to buy a shipping container for storage, construction, or transportation? Consider a 20 ft. New/One-Trip or Used Shipping Container with double doors on one end. Compared to other sizes and types, the 20 ft. container is typically more affordable, highly versatile, and easy to transport. Its compact size makes it perfect for

Jump to: Shipping containers come in a variety of sizes, types, and features, making them versatile for different applications. One of the most notable distinctions is between Standard (Dry) containers and High Cube (HC or High Capacity) containers, primarily defined by their height. Here’s a detailed breakdown of how these two types of containers compare in terms of

Jump to: Why Are Shipping Containers Known By So Many Names? We have been asked why shipping containers are also called conex, cargo container, ISO, Storage container, intermodal, sea can, dry container and storage container, it’s easy to get confused. Shipping containers are strong, weatherproof steel boxes made from durable Corten steel. Originally designed to