Bsc Preferred 8860 Tall Corrugated Box 15 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 8860 is a tall corrugated box designed for end loading, which allows for straightforward insertion of long or awkward items and quick sealing at one end. Built from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated material, these boxes deliver the edge crush resistance needed for stacking and transit loads. They serve as a practical alternative to mailing tubes while offering a rectangular profile that accommodates a wider variety of irregularly shaped items. Licensed contractors and warehouse shipping personnel rely on this format when standard cartons cannot handle the geometry of the load. Sold in a pack of 15 units.

These boxes are suited for shipping and packaging applications where the cargo is long, narrow, or irregularly shaped. Common items include lamps, golf clubs, shelving units, fishing rods, and umbrellas. The end-loading design speeds up packing operations and reduces the risk of damage during insertion. The 200/ECT-32 kraft construction meets standard shipping requirements for parcel and freight carriers, making these boxes appropriate for both commercial and light industrial shipping environments.

Key Features

• End-loading design allows easy insertion and sealing of long or irregularly shaped items
• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction provides reliable edge crush resistance
• Functions as a direct alternative to mailing tubes with added interior volume
• Suitable for a wide range of cargo: lamps, golf clubs, shelving, fishing rods, umbrellas
• Sold in a convenient pack of 15 boxes

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-4835. Designed as a standard end-loading corrugated box for general parcel and freight shipping applications involving long or irregularly shaped items.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing are required for assembly and use. Inspect each box for crush damage or moisture exposure before packing. Seal both the loading end and the base with pressure-sensitive or water-activated tape rated for the intended carrier. Follow carrier weight and dimension guidelines to ensure the packed boxes meet shipment acceptance requirements.