Sea container 40" (feet) Low Cube

Factory New - 40" Foot Sea Container Low Cube Buy

Our sea containers are manufactured in the same factories as those of the major shipping companies. You can therefore be sure that our products have the highest level of quality and everyday suitability for operation on the high seas. Our close delivery network enables fast and cost-effective delivery even in your vicinity.

Wide range of applications

40 "foot low cube sea containers are suitable for a range of different cargo shipments and can be used in a variety of ways by road, sea or rail. This makes them the ultimate transportation container worldwide.
In addition to commercial shipping of goods, they are also ideal for inexpensive storage space for your home or for your home furnishings during international moves.

The 40" foot option will also save you money compared to buying two 20" foot containers. Nevertheless, you have the same storage space.

CSC badge

The CSC label stands for International Convention for Safe Containers. It is comparable to the TÜV seal for motor vehicles and certifies the seaworthiness of sea containers in international goods traffic. Without it, you are not allowed to ship a container, otherwise you may be fined.
A new CSC sticker is valid for 5 years. After that, it can be extended for 2 years at a time. You can apply for the extension with us.

ISO standardization

Sea containers are standardized worldwide according to ISO regulations. This ensures uniform manufacture and equally high quality of the products in order to withstand the sometimes severe environmental influences on the high seas.

Save storage costs with sea containers

As you can see in the graph, the cost of buying a sea container including delivery costs has already paid for itself after 3 years, compared to a standard room rental of €300 per month.
So if you need storage space in the long term, the sea container is definitely the cheaper option. The typical lifespan of a sea or storage container is more than 20 years, and can be extended considerably with good maintenance.

Why buy from SAATKARY CARGO ?

SAATKARY CARGO vs Other providers
✔ Transport costs at a fixed price €950 🞬 Non-transparent and often high prices
✔ Unloading via crane truck included 🞬 Crane truck only for an extra charge
✔ Sale also to private customers 🞬 Sale only to commercial customers
✔ Available in many countries 🞬 Often only available in home country

Available container certifications

In the logistics industry, certification is crucial to ensure that containers comply with international standards and are suitable for safe transportation. The CSC label can be issued by the following classification societies and can be purchased at SAATKARY CARGO :

1. ABS (American Bureau of Shipping)
   The ABS certificate ensures that the container meets the safety and quality standards of the American Bureau of Shipping. ABS is a leading classification society with a focus on shipping and offshore industries.

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2. RINA (Registro Italiano Navale)
   RINA is an Italian classification society that operates worldwide. The RINA certificate confirms that the container complies with the safety regulations of the maritime industry and often fulfills additional requirements that go beyond the standard CSC certification.

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3. DNV (Det Norske Veritas)
   DNV is a Norwegian classification society that specializes in quality and safety testing. A DNV certificate ensures that the container meets the highest international standards, both structurally and functionally.

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4. Lloyd's Register (LR)
   Lloyd's Register is one of the oldest classification societies. An LR certificate stands for the highest safety standards and is recognized worldwide, especially in the shipping and offshore industry.

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5. BV (Bureau Veritas)

   Bureau Veritas is a French classification society. The BV certificate confirms the conformity of the container with international standards and ensures that the container is suitable for transportation by sea, land and rail.

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