One Trip
- Usually one cargo trip from manufacturing origin
- Minimal wear is typical, but handling marks can remain
- Exact doors, floor, roof and seals still require inspection
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Choose the grade by the job it must do.
Condition names describe different things. Separate appearance, stationary weather protection and export certification before comparing price.
What matters most?
Start by asking for: Wind and Watertight
Cargo Worthy
- Structurally suitable for cargo transport when properly surveyed
- Export requires current certification and carrier acceptance
- Cosmetic wear is normal and does not define structural status
Wind and Watertight
- Intended to exclude normal wind and rain in stationary use
- Not the same as Cargo Worthy or export certified
- Condition, patches, doors and seals must be checked on the exact unit
As Is
- No weather or structural performance should be assumed
- Inspection and repair scope are essential
- Not a substitute for a graded unit when contents need protection
Condition language is not a substitute for the exact-unit record.Ask for current photos or inspection access, written grade, leak and door checks, and current cargo certification when export is intended.Request a graded container