Bsc Preferred FCSC24242 Convoluted Foam Sheets Case of 6

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED FCSC24242 is a convoluted polyurethane foam sheet set designed for custom-cut protective packaging applications. Each set consists of two interlocking sheets: a convoluted egg-crate top layer and a flat base layer. The total assembled height is 2 inches, with the base layer measuring 0.75 inches. The soft, lightweight polyurethane construction provides cushioning that absorbs shock and protects items during storage and transit. This product is sold as a case of 6 sets. It is equivalent to part number S-6437. Trades professionals and shipping room staff handling sensitive components, equipment parts, and hardware use this foam for packing and staging.

This convoluted foam is suited for cushioning fragile or damage-prone items in industrial, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and general trade supply environments. The egg-crate surface profile distributes pressure evenly across a packed item, reducing the risk of point-load damage. Because the sheets can be cut to custom dimensions, they adapt to a wide range of container sizes and irregular shapes without additional tooling. The case quantity of 6 sets supports ongoing packing operations without frequent reordering.

Key Features

• Custom-cuttable sheets allow field trimming to any required dimension without special tools
• Egg-crate convoluted surface profile distributes load and reduces point-contact pressure on packed items
• Two-piece interlocking design: convoluted top sheet and flat base sheet nest together for a total set height of 2 inches
• Lightweight polyurethane foam construction adds minimal weight to packed shipments
• Equivalent to part number S-6437
• Sold as a case of 6 sets for volume packaging use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose protective packaging insert compatible with standard shipping boxes, storage cases, and parts trays where custom-cut convoluted foam padding is required. Equivalent to part number S-6437.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to use this foam in most applications; sheets can be cut with scissors or a utility knife to fit the target container. When cutting, use a straightedge for clean lines and ensure the base and convoluted layers are sized consistently so they interlock correctly. No adhesives are required for standard box-liner use, though foam-compatible adhesive may be applied if a permanent fit is needed.