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Dangerous Goods Container Storage

Our range of Dangerous Goods Containers is built to Australian Standards.

Referred to in our industry as DG’s, its structural construction offers the same features as a shipping container, easy to transport for quick deployment, secure and built to last.

We offer 10ft High Cube and 20ft High Cubes.

Steel ventilation is located throughout the shipping container in accordance with AS 1940 – 2004.

Steel bunding with mesh flooring is supplied in accordance with AS 1940 -2004.

Storage Capabilities:
  • Certified for Class 3
  • Flammable liquids
  • Dry hazardous chemicals
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20HC DG External

Key Features

  • Built to Australian Standards 1940 – 2004
  • Emergency exit door
  • Luminescent internal directional labels
  • Surround ventilation
  • Bunding with galvanised mesh flooring
  • A stainless release valve for overflow removal
  • Tyne pockets
  • Certified for transport

Delivery Methods

Using the same method as a tow truck, the shipping container rests on a tilt tray raised on an angle to promote the shipping container to slide off the back of the truck. In reverse when loading. Sufficient space and solid ground are essential. Overhead structures and powerlines may restrict the use of tilt tray deliveries.
Hiab trucks are fitted with a single hydraulic crane hoist that will lift the shipping container from the truck into position.
Solid ground surfaces and sufficient space are essential. The shipping container is unloaded or loaded from the driver’s side using two hydraulic crane hoists connected at either end of the trailer, allowing the shipping container to be lifted safely.
Where customers have the means to lift the shipping container, we can also arrange flatbed deliveries for you.

Specifications

10ft HC Dangerous Goods Container
InternalLength (mm)5,898Width (mm)2,309Height (mm)2,586
ExternalLength (mm)6,058Width (mm)2,450Height (mm)2,896
WeightTare (kg)4,000Payload (kg)16,000MGW (kg)20,000
InternalLength (mm)
5,898		Width (mm)
2,309		Height (mm)
2,586
ExternalLength (mm)
6,058		Width (mm)
2,450		Height (mm)
2,896
WeightTare (kg)
4,000		Payload (kg)
16,000		MGW (kg)
20,000
20ft HC DG Specifications
InternalLength (mm) 2,840Width (mm) 2,348Height (mm) 2,622
ExternalLength (mm) 2,991Width (mm) 2,438Height (mm) 2,896
WeightTare (kg) 1,750Payload (kg) 3,840MGW (kg) 5,590
InternalLength (mm)
2,840		Width (mm)
2,348		Height (mm)
2,622
ExternalLength (mm)
2,991		Width (mm)
2,438		Height (mm)
2,896
WeightTare (kg)
1,750		Payload (kg)
3,840		MGW (kg)
5,590

FAQs

Dangerous Goods Container Storage shipping containers are designed specifically for the safe and compliant storage and transportation of hazardous or dangerous goods. They are built to strict safety standards and are suitable for a wide range of applications, including chemical storage, waste storage, and the transportation of dangerous goods.
Dangerous Goods Container Storage shipping containers have a number of safety features designed to ensure the safe storage and transportation of hazardous materials. These features may include rated tie downs, spill containment and ventilation systems throughout.
There are a number of regulations that apply to the use of Dangerous Goods Container Storage shipping containers, depending on the type of hazardous material being stored or transported. These regulations may include requirements for labeling, placarding, and emergency response planning.
To ensure that your Dangerous Goods Container Storage shipping container meets the required safety standards, it is important to work with a reputable supplier who can provide containers that are built to the relevant standards and regulations. You should also ensure that you are familiar with the regulations that apply to your specific use case, and that you have appropriate emergency response plans in place.
Disposing of a Dangerous Goods Container Storage shipping container can be complex and may require special handling, depending on the materials that have been stored or transported in the container. It is important to consult with your local authorities and waste disposal providers to ensure that you are following the appropriate regulations and procedures for disposal.

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