Bsc Preferred 18185 Shallow Corrugated Carton 25 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 18185 is a shallow-depth corrugated shipping carton built for flat and low-profile items that standard box depths do not suit well. Constructed from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated board, these cartons deliver solid stacking strength and puncture resistance for transit. Each carton ships flat, reducing storage footprint in the warehouse or shop. The 18185 is sold in packs of 25, making it practical for operations that process moderate to high volumes of outbound shipments. Warehouse staff, shipping coordinators, and fulfillment operations are the typical users of this product.

These cartons are well suited for shipping apparel, books, picture frames, artwork, mirrors, and clothing - any product where a shallow interior depth keeps contents snug and minimizes void fill. The flat-ship format means the pack arrives compact and can be stored on shelving without occupying significant floor space. At a package weight of approximately 31.325 pounds per pack of 25, the cartons are substantial enough for general parcel and freight carrier use. This SKU is noted as equivalent to part number S-21027.

Key Features

• Shallow interior depth designed for flat and low-profile products such as frames, mirrors, and folded apparel
• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction provides reliable edge crush resistance for stacking and transport
• Ships flat to minimize storage space consumption before use
• Sold in bundles of 25 cartons per pack for volume fulfillment workflows
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-21027

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose shallow corrugated carton suitable for standard parcel carriers and freight shipments. Equivalent to part number S-21027.

Installation Notes

Assembly requires no tools - cartons are erected from the flat-shipped blank using standard box-folding technique and sealed with pressure-sensitive or water-activated carton tape. Ensure contents are packed with adequate interior cushioning to prevent movement during transit. Do not exceed the carton's rated load capacity, and avoid stacking beyond the ECT-32 compression limit when palletizing.