News / Warning to buyers on shipping container safety – it all hinges on the detail

29/01/2015

Caveat emptor (buyer beware) is the warning from the TT Club to those in the industry who are having containers built..

The buyer is fundamentally seeking conformance to a series of requirements, although the focus may be on the detail of the product to be built, ...

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SCS International
March 24, 2016 at 6:45 pm
Check out http://shippingcontainertool.com, a 3 in 1 tool safety tool that can aid to open and close hard to open/close shipping container doors, release tractor from trailer, and thump tires.

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