40ft New Shipping Container | Guaranteed Wind & Watertight

40ft New Shipping Container — Guaranteed Wind & Watertight, ISO & CSC Certified

This 40ft new shipping container delivers maximum storage volume in a single unit — nearly double the capacity of a 20ft container on the same footprint efficiency. As a New/One-Trip unit, it has completed a single factory-to-port ocean voyage and nothing more, arriving with a clean, corrosion-free interior and no prior storage wear. Every unit is ISO and CSC certified, meeting the international structural and safety standards required for legal ocean freight use, and is guaranteed wind and watertight before it ships.

Key Specifications

Condition	New / One-Trip
Exterior Finish	Navy Blue
Exterior Dimensions	40 ft L × 8 ft W × 8 ft 6 in H
Interior Dimensions (approx.)	39 ft 5 in L × 7 ft 8 in W × 7 ft 10 in H
Tare Weight (approx.)	8,270 lb (3,750 kg)
Max Payload (approx.)	61,190 lb (27,760 kg)
Cubic Capacity (approx.)	2,390 cu ft (67.6 CBM)
Door Type	Double cargo doors, cam-lock handles, gasket seal
Certification	ISO 668 / CSC certified

Figures above reflect standard 40ft General Purpose container specifications. Exact weights for this specific unit are confirmed on its data plate at time of order.

Why Buyers Choose a 40ft New Shipping Container

A 40ft new shipping container is the go-to choice when 20ft capacity isn’t enough. Because it shares the same 8ft width and height as a 20ft unit, it delivers roughly double the storage volume without doubling your footprint’s complexity — making it efficient for buyers who need serious volume in a single, easy-to-place unit.

• High-volume commercial and warehouse overflow storage
• Large-scale equipment and fleet vehicle storage
• International freight and long-haul cargo shipping
• Base structure for larger container home or office builds
• Agricultural bulk storage (feed, equipment, seasonal inventory)

What “New / One-Trip” Means

A true one-trip 40ft new shipping container is manufactured at the factory, loaded for a single ocean crossing, then sold — the only wear it carries is from that one voyage. This is the highest condition grade available, distinct from Cargo-Worthy (structurally certified but visibly service-worn) or Wind & Watertight (functional but with more cosmetic wear). For a full breakdown of how conditions compare, see our container grading guide.

Built to International Standards

This container is manufactured and tested against the ISO 668 container dimension and classification standard, and carries valid CSC (Convention for Safe Containers) certification — the credential required if the unit will ever be used for actual ocean freight rather than ground storage. Every unit is pressure-tested for wind and water tightness before dispatch, checking every door seal and panel seam.

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Delivery & Site Access

This container ships nationwide via tilt-bed and roll-off trucking. A 40ft unit requires more clearance than a 20ft delivery — typically 100+ ft of straight approach for tilt-bed unloading — so confirm site access when requesting your quote. Contact our team for a delivery estimate to your zip code.

Compare Sizes and Conditions

Need less capacity? See our 20ft shipping containers or 10ft shipping containers. Compare every size side by side on our container size guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a 40ft standard and a 40ft high cube container?

A standard 40ft container is 8ft 6in tall; a high cube is 9ft 6in tall, adding roughly 12% more interior volume. Confirm which configuration this specific unit is before ordering if extra height matters for your use case.

Is CSC certification required if I’m only using this for storage?

No — CSC certification is only legally required if the container will be used for ocean freight. For ground storage or conversion projects, it’s not mandatory, but it’s a strong indicator of build quality and structural soundness either way.

Can this 40ft new shipping container be modified?

Yes. Common additions include windows, roll-up doors, insulation, shelving, and electrical wiring. See our container modification services for available options.