These moderately used containers are often still quite new, and their quality is still adequate for decades of additional use, despite being labeled as used, their freshness is approximately 70%.
However, because they have been previously used, these containers are only priced at 1/3 or 1/4 of the cost of a new one, while still maintaining excellent quality at a reduced cost. This is why these moderately used containers are now so popular on the market, with customers purchasing them for a variety of purposes and needs.
Pros and Cons of Buying a Moderately Used Container
Advantages of moderately used containers
Moderately used containers are widely used and preferred because of the following advantages:
- Lower cost: Instead of spending a significant amount of money on a new container, you can now spend as little as 1/3 or 1/4 of the cost, depending on the product’s freshness, and own a container that can be used for various needs. This saves you money while still providing a product of comparable quality to a new container.
- Time-saving: Moderately used containers are readily available and can be used immediately; they can be transported by various means and easily installed on various terrains. In contrast, ordering and waiting for delivery of a new container takes a long time. Additionally, ordering a newly built container is challenging if you only require a small quantity.
- Variety of options: When purchasing a moderately used container, buyers have a wide range of options to choose from to meet their specific needs, including size, type, and condition. As a result, customers can select the most appropriate container for their needs. Some popular models include empty containers, storage containers in various sizes such as 10 feet, 20 feet, 40 feet, and shipping containers. All of these products are relatively new and of good quality, with lifespans of several decades, yet they are significantly less expensive than new containers.
- Available in multiple locations: Moderately used containers are becoming increasingly popular and widely used, and as a result, they are bought and sold in numerous regions across the country, making pre- and post-purchase transportation more convenient. Currently, we are selling moderately used containers in major cities such as Hanoi, Bac Ninh, Bac Giang, Hai Duong, Hai Phong, and others.
- Reduced environmental impact: Using moderately used containers is an act of recycling and reusing materials, which helps to minimize waste and pollution caused by the production of new containers. This significantly reduces toxic gas emissions from factories producing new containers, and there is no need to dispose of or destroy old containers, further reducing gas emissions from incineration.
- Reusable: Moderately used containers can be reused multiple times for various purposes, such as storage or construction projects like mobile offices, temporary shelters, and more.
- Multiple purposes: Depending on your needs, you can choose the appropriate product to meet your specific requirements. You can use this moderately used container for business purposes such as opening a coffee shop, using it as a storage facility, a homestay, storing vegetables and other low-temperature products, and many other applications, depending on the purpose and needs of the customer.
- Suitable for all weather conditions: In addition to meeting various usage requirements, this container can endure the harsh weather conditions we face today. Despite extreme heat, heavy rain, or storms, this moderately used container maintains its performance to meet customer needs.
However, there are some limitations and risks associated with purchasing a moderately used container, such as the possibility of the container’s condition not being guaranteed or the potential for costly repairs and maintenance. As a result, buyers should carefully consider these factors before deciding on a moderately used container.
Disadvantages of moderately used containers
Any type of container, whether new or used, has its limitations. Here are some drawbacks to purchasing a moderately used container:
- Container Condition: Moderately used containers are previously used containers, so they may have signs of wear, rework, and repairs from previous use, such as welding marks, patches, dents, rust, or new damage on the surface. If not properly inspected and repaired prior to purchase, moderately used containers may not perform as expected.
- Container Lifespan: Moderately used containers have been in use and may have been used for an extended period. If not properly maintained and serviced, the container may deteriorate quickly, resulting in higher future repair costs.
- Load-bearing Capacity: Moderately used containers have been in use for an extended period, and their load-bearing capacity may have decreased as a result. If the container is reused to transport heavy goods, this could pose safety concerns.
- Uncertain Quality: When purchasing a moderately used container, there is no guarantee that it was used in optimal storage conditions. The container may have suffered internal or external damage due to harsh environmental conditions or other factors.
- Maintenance and Repair Costs: Moderately used containers may require repairs or maintenance to ensure safety and quality. These repairs and maintenance can be costly.
Our company’s moderately used containers are well-suited for various terrains, from mountainous areas to plains.
Furthermore, because we can modify the container’s design, it is well-suited for various land areas.
Classification of Moderately Used Containers by Size
Depending on the size of the container, we can use it appropriately for specific purposes; here are some types of moderately used containers with different sizes corresponding to different usage needs:
The 10-foot moderately used container has dimensions of 3m in length, 2.5m in width, and 2.6m in height; it is commonly used for storage, security, or portable ATM machines.
The 20-foot moderately used container has dimensions of 6m in length, 2.5m in width, and 2.6m in height; it can be used as an office, a retail store, or a café or tea shop.
The 40-foot moderately used container has dimensions of 12m in length, 2.5m in width, and 2.6m in height and is primarily used for shipping goods or constructing homes.
There are also numerous other applications, and the type of moderately used container with the appropriate size should be determined based on the specific needs and purposes of the customer.
Sizes of Moderately Used Containers
The price of a moderately used container is heavily influenced by its size. The following moderately used container sizes are currently available on the market: 10 feet, 20 feet, 40 feet, and 45 feet. Specifically:
– 10-foot container
- Dimensions: 3m x 2.43m x 2.59m (length x width x height)
– 20-foot container: The 20-foot container is a rectangular container with an area of 15 square meters, surrounded by a thick steel layer with weight and size meeting international quality standards.
- Dimensions: 6m x 2.43m x 2.59m (length x width x height)
– 40-foot container: The 40-foot container is divided into two types: DC and HC. Specifically:
- Dimensions of the 40-foot DC container: 12m x 2.43m x 2.59m (length x width x height)
- Dimensions of the 40-foot HC container: 12m x 2.43m x 2.89m (length x width x height)
– 45-foot container
- Dimensions: 13.56m x 2.43m x 2.89m (length x width x height)
Things to Consider When Purchasing a Moderately Used Container
- Container Condition: There may be signs of wear, rework, or repairs from previous use, and if not properly inspected, the container may not perform as expected.
- Container Lifespan: Extended use may result in quicker deterioration, leading to higher future repair costs if not properly maintained.
- Load-bearing Capacity: Prolonged use may reduce the container’s ability to bear heavy loads, posing safety concerns for certain goods.
- Uncertain Quality: There is no guarantee of optimal storage conditions, and the container may have suffered damage from harsh environmental conditions.
- Maintenance and Repair Costs: Repairs and maintenance to ensure safety and quality can be expensive.
Moderately used containers come in various sizes, including 10 feet, 20 feet, 40 feet, and 45 feet. The dimensions vary accordingly:
- 10-foot container: 3m x 2.43m x 2.59m (length x width x height)
- 20-foot container: 6m x 2.43m x 2.59m, with an area of 15 square meters and meeting international quality standards
- 40-foot container: Divided into two types, DC (12m x 2.43m x 2.59m) and HC (12m x 2.43m x 2.89m)
- 45-foot container: 13.56m x 2.43m x 2.89m
When considering a moderately used container, it’s important to inspect its condition thoroughly. Pay close attention to signs of wear, rework, and repairs. Ensure that the container has been properly maintained and serviced to avoid unexpected deterioration and higher repair costs in the future. Check the load-bearing capacity, especially if you intend to use it for transporting heavy goods. Verify the storage conditions it was kept in to assess any potential damage. Lastly, be prepared for possible maintenance and repair costs to uphold safety and quality standards.
