Bsc Preferred 242018 Corrugated Boxes 200/ECT-32 Pack of 10

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 242018 is a standard-strength industrial corrugated box manufactured from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated material. This construction meets the ECT-32 edge crush test rating, providing reliable stacking strength and structural integrity for bulk cargo and general industrial shipping applications. Each pack contains 10 boxes. The 200-pound burst test rating combined with ECT-32 performance makes this a dependable choice for high-volume packaging operations. These boxes are fully recyclable, supporting waste-reduction programs in warehouse and distribution environments. Packaging professionals, shipping coordinators, and warehouse staff commonly stock this product for regular outbound freight use.

The 242018 corrugated box is suited for bulk cargo, industrial shipping, and general freight packaging in both commercial and light industrial settings. At 38.5 inches long, 44.25 inches wide, and 3 inches in height per package profile, these are sized for larger flat-pack or bulk-item applications. The pack-of-10 quantity makes them practical for ongoing shipping operations where consistent box supply is needed. This product is equivalent to part number S-4803, making it a direct substitution option for operations already sourcing that reference.

Key Features

• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction meets standard industrial strength requirements
• Fully recyclable material supports sustainability and waste-reduction compliance
• Sold in packs of 10 for efficient inventory management
• Equivalent to part number S-4803 for direct substitution sourcing
• Suitable for bulk cargo and general industrial freight applications

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-4803. Designed as a standard-format corrugated shipping box for bulk cargo and industrial packaging applications.

Installation Notes

Corrugated boxes should be stored flat in a dry environment away from moisture to maintain structural integrity before use. Inspect boxes prior to packing to confirm no damage to the corrugated walls that could compromise load-bearing performance. Follow carrier and freight guidelines for maximum gross weight per carton when sealing and stacking for shipment.