Bsc Preferred 8812 Corrugated Boxes 200/ECT-32 Pack of 25

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 8812 is a standard-strength corrugated box manufactured from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated material. This rating indicates the box meets a 200-pound burst test or a 32 edge crush test, making it suitable for general-purpose industrial shipping and storage applications. Sold in a pack of 25, the 8812 is a recyclable solution for warehouses, distribution centers, and fulfillment operations that require reliable, consistent carton performance. These boxes are appropriate for a wide range of product types and are a common choice for bulk cargo and outbound shipping lines.

The 8812 corrugated box is designed for industrial and commercial packaging environments. It fits typical bulk cargo applications where a dependable, single-wall corrugated carton is required. The 200/ECT-32 construction is recognized across shipping and logistics operations as a standard benchmark for general freight and product protection. Packaging and shipping staff, warehouse personnel, and fulfillment professionals commonly work with this carton format in both pallet-stacking and individual-unit shipping configurations.

Key Features

• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction meets standard burst and edge crush test requirements
• Recyclable material supports sustainable packaging practices
• Sold in a pack of 25 units for efficient inventory management
• Standard industrial strength suitable for general freight and bulk cargo shipping
• Equivalent to part number S-4814

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-4814. Designed as a standard-strength corrugated carton suitable for general industrial packaging and shipping applications.

Installation Notes

Assembly and use of corrugated cartons should follow applicable carrier and freight guidelines for weight limits and stacking loads. Do not exceed the rated load capacity implied by the ECT-32 edge crush rating when palletizing or stacking. Inspect cartons for damage before use, as compromised corrugated material reduces structural integrity during transit.