40ft Dry Shipping Container — First-Trip

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First-trip version, this 40 ft Dry container offers 67.5 m3 in certified new condition. The worldwide FEU standard, with a Corten steel structure and marine plywood floor for total reliability.

Dimensions (LxWxH)
12.2 m × 2.4 m × 2.6 m
Floor area
28,2 m²
Volume
67,5 m³

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40ft Dry Shipping Container — First-Trip
40ft Dry Shipping Container — First-Trip
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    Compliance

    ISO 9001 and CSC standards.

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      Technical specifications

      External dimensions12,192 m × 2,438 m × 2,591 m
      Internal dimensions12,032 m × 2,350 m × 2,393 m
      Door clearance2,338 m × 2,280 m
      Tare weight3 700 kg
      Payload26 780 kg
      Volume67,5 m³
      Floor area28,2 m²
      MaterialsCorten steel
      Floor typeMarine plywood
      Door opening270°
      CertificationsCSC
      TypeConteneur Dry
      Reference (SKU)conteneur-40-pieds-dry-premier-voyage
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      In detail

      What is a first-trip 40 ft Dry shipping container?

      The 40 ft Dry shipping container is the large-format version of the standard shipping container. "Dry" means a classic closed container, with no insulation or refrigeration, for dry goods. The term "first-trip" (also called one-trip) refers to a new unit, which has made only a single maritime positioning trip before being put up for sale; original seals and perfect watertightness from the very first use.

      At 12.192 m long, it offers a 28.2 m² footprint and doubles the usable capacity of a 20 ft, at the identical standard ISO height (2.591 m). It's the go-to option for full loads and goods over twelve meters long transported with no break of load; no intermediate transshipment. Its Corten steel, a self-weathering anti-corrosion steel, guarantees a long lifespan.

      In detail

      First-trip or used: how to choose?

      A "first-trip" container is new: factory paint, original seals, surfaces with no marks. A "used" container has already been in maritime service; it is graded by condition, "Cargo Worthy" (CW), still fit for international transport, or "Wind & Water Tight" (WWT), only airtight and watertight.

      On the 40 ft, first-trip avoids any prior inspection before loading; a clear advantage for regular logistics flows and fit-out projects. Used remains worthwhile for storage on a controlled budget, provided the unit's grading is checked.

      Applications

      Uses of a 40 ft Dry shipping container

      The large format opens up possibilities out of reach for a 20 ft, especially for continuous volumes and extra-long goods.

      The applications below show in which contexts this format is most relevant. Each use links the on-site need to the container's concrete benefit.

      • Full loads

        Optimized for intercontinental transport of Euro or US pallets, with no break of load or transshipment.

      • Bulky equipment

        Holds machinery, industrial furniture, equipment or long parts that a 20 ft cannot fit.

      • Spacious fit-out

        Enough floor space for an open-plan office, an extended workshop, a multi-room living module or a site canteen.

      • Modular construction

        Consistent base for horizontal or vertical assemblies, with ISO compatibility ensuring interfacing between containers.

      Highlights

      Why buy a first-trip 40 ft Dry shipping container

      The new 40 ft Dry is the optimal format for large volumes: it doubles the capacity of a 20 ft with no break of load. The strengths below explain what this capacity concretely changes, cost per cubic meter, factory condition, immediate compliance, to position this format against the 20 ft and against a used unit.

      The strengths below explain what each technical choice brings to the project. They help compare the product with a less specialized alternative or a different condition.

      • Doubled capacity

        67.5 m³ usable lets you absorb, in a single unit, volumes that a 20 ft can only handle at the cost of a transshipment. It's the format for continuous loads.

      • Optimized cost per m³

        At purchase, the 40 ft offers the best price-per-volume ratio in the standard Dry segment. For a full load, the cubic meter costs less than on two 20 ft containers.

      • New factory structure

        Fresh epoxy coat, surfaces with no marks or dents, and original rubber seals. This new condition avoids any prior inspection and guarantees perfect watertightness from the first load.

      • Compliant on delivery

        The CSC plate is valid for 5 years after manufacture and the ISO 6346 marking is affixed at the factory. The container heads to export with no recertification, unlike a used unit.

      • Recognized versatility

        The ISO size makes it compatible with all handling equipment, in port and out. Crane, forklift and road chassis pick it up with no adaptation.

      • Nationwide delivery

        40 ft road transport is arranged throughout France, with unloading suited to the container's length. The quote includes this logistics from end to end.

      Applications

      What is the price of a first-trip 40 ft Dry shipping container

      No container is sold at a price fixed in advance: the market changes every month, following a global mechanism comparable to that of raw materials.

      Four dynamics drive variations in the new 40 ft segment:

      The factors below explain why the price can vary from one quote to another. They help you read a quote by distinguishing the product price, availability, and delivery costs.

      • Shipping demand

        Growth in international trade concentrates 40 ft units on main routes, which makes supply for sale scarcer.

      • Logistics bottlenecks

        A blockage in the Red Sea or a major port strike can tighten every segment within days, with the 40 ft particularly exposed.

      • Corten steel cost

        A new 40 ft requires nearly twice the raw material of a 20 ft, which amplifies the effect of steel market prices on its price.

      • Downstream costs

        Fuel, 40 ft road delivery (lowboy truck or extended flatbed) and specific unloading add to the price of the container alone, depending on the area.

      Delivery

      Delivery & logistics

      National Conteneur delivers throughout mainland France and internationally. Lead times and conditions vary by zone and mode of transport.

      • 1-3 weeks

        Nationwide delivery

        Container truck with flat set-down on a prepared site.

        Zones Mainland France

      • On quote

        Complex site

        Dedicated mobile crane for sites with difficult access or elevated placement.

        Zones Mainland France

      • 48-72h

        Express

        Immediate stock at port depot, expedited delivery subject to availability.

        Conditions On request

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