Bsc Preferred 14108 Corrugated Boxes 200/ECT-32 25 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 14108 is a pack of 25 standard-strength industrial corrugated boxes manufactured from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated material. This construction meets standard edge-crush test requirements for general-purpose shipping and storage applications. Each box is made from recyclable kraft corrugated, making them suitable for facilities with material-recovery or waste-reduction programs. These cartons are sized for bulk cargo use and are a direct equivalent to part number S-4143. Warehouse staff, shipping departments, and logistics teams are the primary users of this product.

These corrugated boxes are intended for industrial and commercial packaging applications, including general freight, warehouse storage, and bulk cargo shipment. The 200/ECT-32 rating indicates the boxes are appropriate for standard-weight contents under typical single-wall corrugated load conditions. They are sold in packs of 25, making them practical for high-volume shipping operations. The recyclable kraft construction aligns with common facility sustainability requirements.

Key Features

• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction meets standard edge-crush test requirements
• Recyclable material supports facility waste-reduction and material-recovery programs
• Equivalent to part number S-4143 for direct substitution
• Sold in packs of 25 for high-volume packaging needs
• Rated for bulk cargo and general industrial shipping applications

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-4143. Designed as a standard-strength single-wall corrugated carton for general industrial and commercial packaging and shipping use.

Installation Notes

Assembly and use of corrugated cartons should follow the load-rating guidelines specified by the manufacturer for the 200/ECT-32 rating. Do not exceed the rated load capacity, and avoid stacking configurations that apply lateral stress exceeding the edge-crush rating. Store flat and in a dry environment prior to use, as moisture exposure significantly reduces corrugated strength and structural integrity.