Bsc Preferred FCSC12122 Convoluted Foam Sheets 24-pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED FCSC12122 is a convoluted polyurethane foam sheeting set sold in cases of 24 individual sets. Each set consists of two interlocking sheets - a flat base layer and an egg-crate top layer - that combine to a total assembled height of 2 inches, with the flat base measuring 0.75 inches. The lightweight, soft polyurethane construction absorbs impact and distributes pressure evenly across packaged items. Each sheet can be custom cut to fit specific container dimensions, making this product a practical choice for technicians and supply professionals who need on-demand protective packaging without ordering custom-fabricated inserts.

This foam is used across trade and industrial environments for cushioning equipment components, fragile replacement parts, and instrumentation during shipment or storage. The egg-crate profile is well-suited for padding irregularly shaped items such as control boards, sensors, motors, and similar HVAC, electrical, or plumbing components. The case format supports operations that package parts regularly, reducing per-unit cost and ensuring consistent material on hand. This product is equivalent to part number S-8394.

Key Features

• Egg-crate convoluted profile provides cushioning for irregularly shaped components
• Total assembled set height of 2 inches with a 0.75-inch flat base layer
• Two interlocking sheets per set for consistent, repeatable padding depth
• Custom-cuttable polyurethane foam adapts to any container or tray dimension
• Lightweight construction adds minimal weight to packaged shipments
• Sold 24 sets per case for bulk-packaging applications

Compatibility

Suitable as a direct equivalent to part number S-8394. Designed for general protective packaging use in trade supply, parts distribution, and equipment shipping applications.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade license are required to use this foam. Cut to size using a utility knife, scissors, or a serrated blade on a clean flat surface. When lining a shipping container, ensure the foam set fully covers the base and that fragile items do not contact container walls directly. Avoid compressing the egg-crate layer beyond its rated height, as this reduces cushioning effectiveness.