Bsc Preferred 241418 Corrugated Shipping Boxes 200/ECT-32

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 241418 is a standard-strength industrial corrugated shipping box built for bulk cargo and general freight applications. Manufactured from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated material, these boxes meet standard edge-crush test requirements for common carrier shipping. Each pack contains 10 boxes. The kraft corrugated construction is fully recyclable, making these a practical choice for operations managing waste and material recovery programs. Warehouse personnel, shipping and receiving teams, and logistics professionals are the primary users of this product.

These corrugated boxes are suited for industrial and commercial packaging environments where standard-strength, single-wall corrugated cartons are required. Typical applications include bulk cargo consolidation, warehouse storage, and outbound freight staging. The 200/ECT-32 rating qualifies these boxes for a wide range of general-purpose shipping scenarios handled through standard freight carriers. Sold in packs of 10, they are well-suited for operations that move product in moderate volume.

Key Features

• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction meets standard edge-crush test requirements
• Recyclable material supports waste reduction and recovery programs
• Pack of 10 boxes reduces handling and reorder frequency
• Industrial-grade standard strength rated for bulk cargo and general freight use
• Equivalent to part number S-4655

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-strength corrugated carton compatible with general-purpose industrial packaging and bulk cargo shipping applications. Listed as equivalent to part number S-4655.

Installation Notes

Boxes should be stored flat in a dry environment away from moisture to maintain structural integrity prior to use. Seal all seams with pressure-sensitive or water-activated packaging tape rated for the intended load before shipping. Follow carrier guidelines for maximum gross weight per carton when preparing outbound freight. Inspect boxes for damage before use, as compromised corrugated walls reduce load-bearing capacity.