Bsc Preferred GAYLORD Bulk Cargo Box 200/ECT-32 Case of 5

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED GAYLORD is a large corrugated bulk cargo box built for consolidating multiple-piece shipments into a single container. Constructed from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated board, these boxes provide the structural strength needed to protect bulky, irregularly shaped items during transit and storage. Each case includes 5 boxes. Lids are sold separately under part number GAYLORDLID. This product is equivalent to part number S-4480. These boxes are used in warehouse, distribution, and shipping operations where oversized or hard-to-pack items need secure containment.

These bulk cargo boxes are suited for industrial, commercial, and trade supply applications where standard cartons fall short. Common uses include consolidating HVAC components, plumbing fixtures, electrical hardware, and other large or irregular parts for freight shipment or pallet staging. The 200/ECT-32 construction meets standard edge-crush requirements for single-wall corrugated containers, making these boxes appropriate for pallet stacking and warehouse storage environments.

Key Features

• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction for reliable edge-crush resistance
• Large footprint designed to consolidate multiple-piece or bulky shipments
• Protects irregularly shaped items that standard cartons cannot accommodate
• Lids available separately under part number GAYLORDLID
• Sold in a case of 5 boxes
• Equivalent to part number S-4480

Compatibility

Designed as a standard gaylord-style bulk cargo box compatible with typical pallet and warehouse racking systems. Lids sold separately under part number GAYLORDLID.

Installation Notes

Assembly and deployment of bulk cargo boxes does not require specialized trade licensing, but warehouse and shipping personnel should inspect each box for structural integrity before loading. Do not exceed the rated load capacity of the corrugated board. When stacking filled boxes on pallets, ensure weight is distributed evenly to maintain edge-crush performance. Lids must be ordered separately and should be secured appropriately for freight shipment.