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Capacity

Total volume capacity: approximately 33 cubic meters Payload: approximately 28.28 tons

Construction

The container has a metal frame with a steel profile, including ISO standard corner castings and forklift pockets for lifting. Walls and the roof are made of 1.6-millimeter-thick steel sheets, and the floor is made of multi-layered, 28-millimeter-thick plywood. The container has doors on the shorter side, side-opening, with ISO standard locking mechanisms.

Equipment

Inside the container, there are brackets for securing cargo. The doors are equipped with seals that allow for airtight closure.

Standards

The 20'DV shipping container meets ISO 668, ISO 1496/1, and CSC (Convention for Safe Containers) standards.

Use of the 20-Foot Shipping Container

The 20'DV shipping container is frequently used in maritime, rail, and road transport to carry a wide range of cargos, such as chemicals, building materials, or industrial equipment. Thanks to their standard dimensions, these containers can be easily loaded onto ships, trains, or trucks and seamlessly transported worldwide.

Weight of the Shipping Container – How Much Does a 20’DV Shipping Container Weigh?

The standard 20'DV shipping container has a maximum gross weight of 30,480 kilograms. This includes the weight of the container with cargo, as well as the weight of the container itself, which is about 2,200 kilograms. However, the actual weight of a 20'DV container can vary depending on its construction and the materials used for manufacturing.

Shipping Containers for Sale – Sale of a 20’DV Container

Viewing and personal pickup are possible by prior arrangement. We also offer HDS (hydraulic truck-mounted crane) transport. Terms, date, and transport costs will be determined individually.

Types of Shipping Containers – How to Choose the Right One?

Are you interested in this product or looking for a different type of container? Learn more and choose the right one for your industry and application.

Shipping containers are one of the most important means of transporting goods worldwide. There are several types of shipping containers, each adapted to carry a specific type of goods. Choosing the right type of shipping container is crucial for the safe and efficient transport of cargo. We offer various types of containers in our range.

Types of Containers

The most popular types of containers include:

Standard containers - These are the most commonly used shipping containers for transporting various types of cargo (including furniture, textiles, and industrial products). They have standard dimensions and can be used on various types of ships.
Reefer containers - These are special refrigerated containers equipped with cooling systems and are used to transport products requiring specific temperature conditions.
Tank containers - These containers are adapted to transport liquids, gases, and other chemical substances.
Platform containers - Typically used to transport heavy and large cargoes, such as construction machinery and vehicles.
Open-top containers - Have an openable roof, facilitating the loading and unloading of goods with large dimensions.
Flat rack containers - Have a flat platform and side walls, allowing the transport of large and non-standard cargoes.
High cube containers - Have a greater height than standard containers, allowing the transport of cargoes with larger volume.

The availability of different types of shipping containers enables the transport of various types of goods worldwide. To choose the right type of shipping container, consider the type of goods to be transported, as well as safety and transport requirements. It is also advisable to consult with a shipping company that has experience in transporting the type of cargo you have and can assist in selecting the appropriate type of shipping container.

Industries Using 20'DV Shipping Containers

20'DV shipping containers are among the most frequently used containers for transporting various goods worldwide. Below are some examples of 20-foot container applications:

Trade industry

Commercial containers, which can be used as shops, bars, restaurants, and even offices.

Agricultural industry

Spaces for animal husbandry or for storing and transporting agricultural products.

Construction industry

Temporary offices, warehouses, or construction bases. Used as construction elements in modular buildings. They can be connected, stacked, and trimmed in different shapes and sizes, allowing for quick construction of various types of buildings.

Oil and gas industry