Complete Range

The Complete Range: Dangerous Goods Storage Containers

Every unit in the DG range, engineered and certified at our Yixing factory before it ships. The grid below covers the 10ft and 20ft dangerous goods shipping containers, the chemical, flammable, and corrosive class stores, and the compliance and bunding guides procurement teams use to specify correctly.

Interior of a bunded DG container showing the front bund wall and 316L stainless drain valve

Bunded Containment

Integrated Bunding, Built Into Every Unit

Bunding is the defining feature of a DG container: a steel bund welded into the floor frame, sized under AS 1940 to hold the largest single container inside. The front bund wall ties into raised cross-members so a spill drops below the working floor, and a 316L stainless drain valve resists the chlorides and acids that pit a 304. SCS supplies the containerised, fully bunded alternative to an indoor cabinet.

Class 3 flammable and Class 8 corrosive storage containers on an industrial site

Class 3 & Class 8

Flammable & Corrosive Storage Solutions

Flammable and corrosive goods are the two highest-demand applications, and each follows its own standard. Class 3 flammable liquids are stored to AS 1940, with secondary containment, ventilation, and ignition-source control. Class 8 corrosives are stored to AS 3780, which adds a chemical-resistant lining and a sump at least 150 mm deep holding 25% of aggregate. The spoke pages carry the clause-by-clause detail and spec tables for each class.

Factory-Direct

Why Choose SCS Global for DG Storage

SCS Global Yixing factory, dangerous goods container welding and bund fabrication line

SCS is the only factory-direct manufacturer in this market: every other supplier in the segment is a hire company, reseller, or cabinet retailer. That matters when you are sourcing outdoor dangerous goods storage at scale, because the unit comes from the line that built it, with the engineering, the compliance work, and the Certificate of Compliance under one roof rather than marked up through a middle layer. Factory-direct pricing and a mid-size order sweet spot of roughly 20 to 50 units are where SCS outperforms larger manufacturers on service and project management.

Compliance built in

Compliance is what separates a true DG store from a painted box. Each unit's bund is sized to the secondary-containment rule, the doors and ventilation are built to the controlling standard for the class, and the Certificate of Compliance documents it. The same discipline runs back through our factory-direct manufacturing, QA, and weld inspection.

One line, the full class register

Class 3 flammable, Class 8 corrosive, chemical, and mixed-class hazardous storage containers all come off one line against one engineering baseline. We sell and ship these units rather than offering DG container hire, so each one is engineered to your goods and stays on your asset register.

Global Delivery

Worldwide Shipping from the Factory

Typical lead times

Factory → site, door-to-door in weeks

Destination Factory → Site
Australia & New Zealand Confirmed at quote
Middle East & Gulf Confirmed at quote
South East Asia Confirmed at quote
Africa & rest of world Confirmed at quote

SCS ships dangerous goods containers worldwide from our Yixing factory, managed from Hong Kong, with factory-to-port logistics into every market we serve. Each dangerous goods shipping container loads ISO-cornered and forkliftable into standard shipping slots, and arrives at your nearest port ready to relocate between work fronts.

Factory-to-port logistics

SCS coordinates shipping schedules, customs documentation, and port clearance as part of the factory-direct package, so the compliant store arrives ready to commission rather than waiting on a separate freight arrangement.

Lead times

Lead time depends on size, door configuration, fit-out, and DG class, and is confirmed against your specification at quote stage rather than quoted as a generic figure. A standard bunded box moves faster than a lined, mechanically ventilated, multi-class build.

Compliance

Compliance and Certification

SCS DG containers comply with AS 1940:2017, AS 3780:2023, and AS 3833:2024, and ship with an independent Certificate of Compliance per unit. AS 1940:2017 governs flammable and combustible liquids, AS 3780:2023 governs Class 8 corrosives, and AS 3833:2024 governs mixed-class storage where one unit holds two or more incompatible classes. Workplace hazardous goods storage duties sit under Safe Work Australia hazardous-chemical guidance and the matching state regulations. Each unit's bund is sized to the secondary-containment rule, the doors and ventilation are built to the controlling standard for the class, and the Certificate of Compliance documents it.

ISO certification ISO
Bureau Veritas certification Bureau Veritas
DNV certification DNV
Lloyd's Register certification Lloyd's Register
Bureau International des Containers (BIC) certification BIC
American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) certification ABS

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Six questions procurement, operations, and HSE teams ask most often about DG storage.

What is a DG container?

A dangerous goods container is a bunded steel store for outdoor storage of flammable, corrosive, and other hazardous goods, built to AS 1940, AS 3780, and AS 3833:2024. It has a welded steel bund for secondary containment, a 316L stainless lockable drain valve, passive ventilation, and DG-class placarding. SCS supplies it in 10ft and 20ft, factory-direct.

What size DG containers are available?

SCS builds DG containers in 10ft and 20ft. The 10ft holds 17.4 m3 with an 800 L bund for light to moderate inventory. The 20ft holds 33.2 m3 with a 1,200 L bund, up to 39.8 m3 in the high-cube side-opening build for bulk drums and IBCs. Both ship high-cube and fully bunded.

What DG classes can be stored in a bunded container?

A bunded container stores Class 3 flammable liquids, 4.1 flammable solids, 4.3 dangerous-when-wet substances, 5.1 oxidising agents, 6.1 toxic substances, and 8 corrosives, subject to SDS compatibility for goods stored together. Mixed incompatible classes need AS 3833:2024 segregation, laid out in the build at order.

What is bunded storage?

Bunded storage is secondary containment built into the store itself. In a bunded shipping container, a welded steel bund under the floor holds at least 110% of the largest vessel stored, or 25% of aggregate for corrosives, so a leak never reaches the ground. Unbunded units rely on site-built external bunding instead.

What does a spill kit contain?

A general-purpose spill kit contains absorbent booms and pads, granular absorbent, a waste bag with ties, gloves and eye protection, and a response instruction sheet. It is sized to the bund volume and the largest single container stored. For how bunding and spill response work together, see our bunded vs unbunded DG storage explainer.

What does a chemical spill kit contain?

A chemical, or hazmat, spill kit adds neutralising absorbent for acids and alkalis, chemical-resistant gloves, and a chemically-resistant disposal bag on top of the general-purpose contents. Match the kit to the SDS for the goods stored.