Bsc Preferred 242014 Corrugated Shipping Box 200/ECT-32

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 242014 is a standard-strength industrial corrugated shipping box manufactured from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated material. This construction meets the edge crush test rating of 32 pounds per inch, providing reliable stacking strength and structural integrity for bulk cargo and general freight applications. Each pack contains 10 boxes. The 200-pound burst-strength rating combined with the ECT-32 designation makes this box suitable for heavier-duty shipping and warehousing environments where both compression resistance and puncture protection are required. Licensed tradespeople, warehouse managers, and shipping coordinators use this box for standard industrial packaging workflows.

This corrugated box is suited for industrial, commercial, and trade supply shipping operations. It fits bulk cargo and general freight applications across distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and trade supply houses. The box is a practical choice wherever durable, recyclable corrugated packaging is needed for outbound shipment or internal product transfer. Each unit is sold as a pack of 10, making it appropriate for operations requiring consistent packaging stock. This product is equivalent to part number S-4864.

Key Features

• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction provides standard industrial stacking and burst strength
• Recyclable material supports sustainability and waste-reduction goals
• Pack of 10 boxes per unit of measure for efficient stock management
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-4864
• Suitable for bulk cargo and general freight packaging applications

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-4864. Designed as a standard-strength industrial corrugated box for bulk cargo and general shipping applications.

Installation Notes

No special tools or trade licensing are required to deploy corrugated shipping boxes. Inspect each box for structural damage before loading. Do not exceed the rated load capacity for stacking configurations, and store unused boxes flat in a dry environment to preserve structural integrity.