Bsc Preferred CP1616 Chipboard Pads 350 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CP1616 chipboard pad is a flat, rigid sheet made from sturdy kraft fiberboard designed to protect flat goods during shipping and storage. Constructed from recycled paper fiber, each pad provides firm support that resists flex and puncture. The pads serve as envelope stiffeners to keep documents, photos, and flat media from bending in transit, and as top-layer carton liners that shield contents from box cutters and warehouse knives during unboxing. Each case contains 350 individual pads. Installation requires no tools and no fasteners - pads are simply placed by hand at the point of pack.

These chipboard pads are suited for light-duty packaging and fulfillment operations across distribution centers, print shops, and office shipping departments. They are commonly inserted into poly mailers and padded envelopes to keep printed materials rigid, or laid flat across the top layer of a packed carton before sealing to create a protective barrier against incidental blade contact. The recycled kraft fiberboard construction makes them compatible with standard recycling streams after use.

Key Features

• Sturdy kraft fiberboard construction resists flex and puncture under normal handling loads
• Functions as an envelope stiffener to protect documents, photos, and flat media in transit
• Top-layer carton use protects contents from box cutters and knives during unboxing
• Made from recycled paper fiber, compatible with standard recycling streams
• Sold in cases of 350 pads for high-volume packing operations

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose chipboard pad for use in standard packaging and shipping applications requiring rigid flat-sheet protection. This product is equivalent to part number S-7910.

Installation Notes

No tools or adhesives are required. Place pads by hand inside envelopes, mailers, or on top of packed carton contents before sealing. Ensure the pad lies flat and fully covers the area being protected to provide consistent coverage. Dispose of or recycle used pads according to local material recovery guidelines.