20DC Brand New Shipping Containers in Columbus
Browse our 20DC Brand New container inventory available in Columbus, United States.
Browse our current inventory of 20ft and 40ft shipping containers available across major depots and ports worldwide. Stock is updated regularly and reflects availability by location.
Our containers are suitable for one-way shipments, storage, and international logistics projects. If the container type, quantity, or destination you need is not listed, our team can source and deliver containers globally based on your requirements.
Availability subject to prior sale. Quantities may vary by location.
Container Availability, Columbus, United States
We provide a wide range of shipping containers including 20ft standard containers (20DC), 40ft standard containers (40DC), and 40ft high cube containers (40HC). Units are available for both purchase and leasing depending on your operational needs. Our inventory covers new, cargo-worthy (CW), IICL-inspected, and refurbished conditions across global depot locations.
Typical Use Cases
Containers are widely used for logistics, export and import operations, construction sites, and industrial storage. Our clients include freight forwarders, NVOCCs, commodity traders, infrastructure companies, and energy sector operators requiring reliable container supply on flexible terms.
Logistics & Delivery
Containers can be picked up from nearby depots or delivered directly to your site. MG-Atlantic supports both local usage and international one-way leasing operations. We arrange inland transport, port positioning, and cross-border delivery based on your specific project requirements.
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Showing 1 containers, Columbus, United States
1 units · In depot 1
Type: 20DC 1
Condition: Brand New 1
| Location | Country | Type | Condition | Status | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Columbus | United States | 20DC | Brand New | In depot | 1 |
How to Buy Shipping Containers from Our Stock
Select one or more container lines from the table above and click "Request price / availability". Our team will confirm availability, condition, pricing, and delivery options based on your selected locations and requirements.
Key Information
- Availability
- The stock table reflects currently available and in-transit containers and is updated regularly.
- Delivery
- MG-Atlantic can arrange inland and international delivery worldwide based on project requirements.
- Special Requests
- If a container type, size, or location is not listed, our team can source containers globally.
- One-Way Use
- Many containers are suitable for one-way shipments. Please specify your use case when submitting your request.
Browse containers available in Columbus, United States. MG-Atlantic's local inventory supports both regional and international container movements.
From this location, we offer competitive rates on SOC one-way leasing and container sales with delivery to your specified destination.
- Year-round 20DC and 40HC availability
- SOC one-way leasing with no demurrage
- Port and inland delivery options
Columbus Inland Port (Rickenbacker) (UN/LOCODE: USCMH) is a key container handling facility on the US Midwest distribution hub trade lanes. Principal commodities moving through this location include consumer goods, automotive, electronics.
Key logistics context: Rickenbacker intermodal, USCMH, container depot Ohio, US Midwest, SOC leasing USA, 20DC Columbus.
Other container depots nearby
MG-Atlantic maintains a live inventory of shipping containers across major ports and inland depots worldwide. Our stock includes 20DC and 40HC units in new, cargo-worthy, and as-is condition, available for sale or one-way lease.
Questions about Columbus
- Where is the Columbus container depot located?
- IMC Logistics at 2001 Walcutt Road, Columbus OH 43228, on the west side of the metro with direct access to I-70 and the I-270 outerbelt. The yard serves Columbus and Franklin County, the Groveport, Lockbourne and Rickenbacker logistics cluster, and the wider Central Ohio market including Dublin, Westerville and Grove City. Depot pickup is available with 1-3 business days notice.
- Why does Columbus have strong container availability without a seaport?
- Columbus functions as an inland port. The Norfolk Southern Rickenbacker Intermodal Terminal is a 125-acre facility with capacity for 250,000 lifts a year, sitting at the western end of the Heartland Corridor, and around 75 percent of its traffic is international ocean containers. Inbound freight arrives from both the West and East Coasts rather than a single gateway, which makes local supply steadier than in markets dependent on one port. CSX also operates yards at Columbus and Marion.
- What is the Heartland Corridor and why does it matter for Columbus?
- The Heartland Corridor is the Norfolk Southern route linking the Virginia ports to the Midwest, upgraded with tunnel and bridge clearances so that double-stacked container trains can run its full length. It cuts roughly 200 miles and up to a day of transit compared with the previous routing. For container buyers in Central Ohio this is the reason Rickenbacker holds international ocean boxes rather than only domestic equipment, and why stock replenishes on a rail cycle rather than a vessel cycle.
- Which container size is most available in Columbus?
- 40HC dominates, driven by the warehouse and fulfilment cluster around Rickenbacker and Lockbourne where cargo tends to be voluminous rather than dense. That depth usually makes 40HC the better-priced option for distribution and storage projects. 20DC remains the right choice for heavy or dense loads and for sites where access is too tight for a 40-foot delivery. Cargo Worthy and refurbished units dominate both sizes, with One-Trip stock available for modification work.
- How far can a container be delivered from Columbus?
- Central Ohio reaches roughly half the US population within a day's drive, and I-70, I-71 and the I-270 outerbelt put Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis and Detroit comfortably inside that window. Delivery within the Columbus metro is typically 2-5 business days from order confirmation. Winter weather between December and March can add delay on longer hauls, so build contingency into project timelines scheduled for that period.
- Do you supply containers for warehouse and fulfilment operations in Columbus?
- Yes, it is the dominant use case in this market. Central Ohio's distribution cluster uses containers for overflow storage during peak seasons, for staging inventory outside fixed warehouse capacity, and for secure on-site storage that does not require a building permit. 40HC units are the usual choice for volume, and Cargo Worthy or refurbished grades are sufficient for static ground storage. Share your site postcode, required quantity and access constraints for a delivered quote.
- How often is the container stock updated?
- The stock table is updated regularly and reflects current available and in-transit containers.
- What container sizes are available?
- The stock mainly includes 20ft (20DC) and 40ft High Cube (40HC) containers. Other sizes can be sourced on request.
- What does "CW" mean?
- CW means Cargo-worthy containers, suitable for transport and storage, meeting structural and operational requirements.
- Can I request containers from multiple locations at once?
- Yes. You can select multiple stock lines and submit a single request covering different locations.
- Do you offer worldwide delivery?
- Yes. MG-Atlantic can arrange worldwide delivery and inland transport based on your requirements.
- Can you source containers not listed in the stock?
- Yes. If a container is not listed, our team can source containers globally based on your needs.
- Are containers available for one-way shipments?
- Yes. Many containers are suitable for one-way shipments. Please specify your use case when submitting your request.
Local market overview, Columbus
Net-importer market; deep used CW availability across major ports.
Depot & logistics, Columbus
1 depots in Columbus.
Commercial usage
Lease or buy shipping containers (20DC). Suitable for export, project cargo and on-site storage.
Quick facts
- Stock last updated
- 2026-09-14
- stock locations
- 1
- container types
- 20DC
- conditions
- Brand New
- available
- 1 units
- 1 units available
Local market analysis, Columbus
Columbus is one of the strongest inland container markets in the United States precisely because it has no port. Rickenbacker functions as an inland port on the Norfolk Southern Heartland Corridor, handling mostly international ocean containers with inbound traffic split roughly between the West and East Coasts, which means local availability is fed from both directions rather than depending on a single gateway. The warehouse and fulfilment cluster around Rickenbacker and Lockbourne sustains steady 40HC demand, and Central Ohio's Foreign Trade Zone supports import-heavy operations. The Anduril manufacturing project announced at Rickenbacker in January 2025, around 500 acres and the largest single job-creation commitment in Ohio's history, is expected to deepen industrial demand further.
- Port & gateway status
- Columbus is an inland port rather than a seaport, anchored by the Norfolk Southern Rickenbacker Intermodal Terminal, a 125-acre facility with capacity for 250,000 lifts a year, opened in 2008 at the western end of the Heartland Corridor. Around 75 percent of its traffic is international ocean containers, and average truck dwell time is under 20 minutes. Rickenbacker International Airport alongside it is one of the few cargo-dedicated airports in the world.
- Inland logistics
- I-70, I-71 and the I-270 outerbelt combine with the Rickenbacker inland port, the CSX Columbus Yard and CSX Marion to give Central Ohio unusually dense freight connectivity. Roughly half the US population is reachable within a day's drive, and the Heartland Corridor's double-stack clearances cut about 200 miles and up to a day of transit between Columbus and the East Coast ports.
- Local industries served
- distribution, e-commerce fulfilment, manufacturing, defence, retail, logistics
- Typical buyer profile
- Columbus buyers are mostly distribution operators, third-party logistics providers, e-commerce fulfilment operations, contractors and modification shops.
- Container type focus
- 40HC dominates distribution and fulfilment demand; 20DC serves storage, contractor and site use.
- Condition focus
- Cargo Worthy and refurbished stock dominate, with One-Trip units available for modification and presentation work.
Live inventory insights, Columbus
1 units available in Columbus, lease or buy shipping containers.
- Currently in stock
- 1 units
- container types
- 20DC (1)
- conditions
- Brand New (1)
Depot locations
IMC Logistics
2001 Walcutt Road, Columbus, OH 43228, United StatesColumbus metro and Franklin County, Groveport, Lockbourne and the Rickenbacker logistics park, Dublin, Westerville and Grove City, plus the I-70 and I-71 corridors across Central Ohio
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