Bsc Preferred GL482428TW Triple Wall Gaylord Container 5 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED GL482428TW is a triple wall gaylord container built from 1100 TW/ECT-90 kraft corrugated board, delivering heavy-duty structural strength for bulk cargo and industrial shipping applications. This container is engineered to hold bulky, irregularly shaped items that standard single- or double-wall cartons cannot safely contain. Sold in a case of 5 units, it is a direct-use solution for warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing operations that need reliable, high-volume bulk packaging. Lids are sold separately under part number GL4824LID. This product is equivalent to part number S-18974.

The GL482428TW is suited for bulk cargo packaging in industrial, warehouse, and distribution environments. Its triple wall construction makes it appropriate for heavy or awkward loads that exceed the capacity of conventional corrugated cartons. Typical applications include pallet-level consolidation of parts, agricultural commodities, recycled materials, and other high-mass or irregular product sets. The case quantity of 5 supports both spot use and ongoing operational replenishment.

Key Features

• Triple wall construction rated at 1100 TW/ECT-90 for maximum stacking and crush resistance
• Kraft corrugated material provides durability for heavy and irregularly shaped cargo
• Gaylord-size footprint accommodates bulk pallet-level loads
• Sold in a case of 5 containers for operational efficiency
• Compatible lid available separately under part number GL4824LID
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-18974

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent to part number S-18974. Compatible lids are sold separately under part number GL4824LID. Suitable for standard pallet-based bulk cargo applications across industrial and distribution settings.

Installation Notes

Position the container on a flat, stable pallet before loading to prevent base deformation under heavy loads. Do not exceed the rated ECT-90 stacking strength when palletizing loaded containers. Lids must be ordered separately and should be secured appropriately for transit or storage. Handling with a forklift or pallet jack is recommended given the size and weight of loaded units.