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Discover the advantages and features of the 40-foot container for storing goods. The 40-foot shipping container Robust and durable structure The 40-foot container is an ideal choice for storing goods in warehouses as well as for building container houses. Its robust structure is made entirely of CorTen steel, with corrugated steel posts and walls, and a 28 mm marine plywood floor. This type of steel gives shipping containers exceptional durability. This combination of materials guarantees maximum strength and exceptional durability. The double doors of the container are secured with espagnolette bolts, providing additional protection against intrusion. In addition, padlock covers are provided to reinforce security and ensure that your belongings are well protected.

A 40ft container is an impressive feat of engineering, with a robust corten steel frame and a waterproof 28mm wooden floor. Measuring 12m long, 2,438mm wide and 2,890mm high, its internal dimensions are 12,040mm long, 2,345mm wide and 2,690mm high. With a total floor area of ​​28,230mm² and a maximum allowable volume of 75.94m3, this 40ft container is perfect for storing and transporting a range of goods. Maximum goods weight up to 29,350kg, with a total weight of up to 34,000kg. Thanks to its robust design and construction, it can withstand rough seas and long voyages, ensuring the safety of your cargo. 40ft containers for storing goods and more

Fuel station container The use of a fuel station container is essential, in a remote location or during a military operation. It can have a capacity of between 5,000 and 40,000 liters. The advantages of a fuel station container Building a fuel tank always requires significant investment and a construction site lasting several months. But with a fuel station container, there is no work to be done and it is immediately operational. In the mining industry, a base camp in an isolated area or a military base, it is the most cost-effective solution. Capacity to store any type of fuel A fuel station container can store and distribute any type of fuel (gasoline, diesel, oil, kerosene, etc.). It can also be used to contain fuel oil, oil and technical liquids.