Bsc Preferred GL484848TW Triple Wall Gaylord Container 5-pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED GL484848TW is a triple wall gaylord bulk container manufactured from 1100 TW/ECT-90 kraft corrugated board. This construction delivers the structural rigidity needed to contain heavy, irregularly shaped, or bulky loads that standard single- or double-wall cartons cannot safely handle. The container measures 48 x 48 x 48 inches and is sold in a case of 5 units. It is designed for use with the matching gaylord lid, stock number GL4848LID, sold separately. Warehousing and logistics professionals use this container for bulk storage, pallet-level shipping, and heavy industrial packaging applications where load integrity is critical.

This container suits high-volume distribution environments, manufacturing facilities, and fulfillment operations that require pallet-compatible bulk packaging. The 48 x 48 inch footprint aligns with standard pallet dimensions, making it well-suited for stretch-wrap palletizing and forklift handling. It is appropriate for both one-way shipping and in-plant material handling where oversized or awkwardly shaped components need a stable, enclosed container. The ECT-90 edge crush rating confirms the box can withstand significant stacking pressure in transit and storage.

Key Features

• Triple wall construction rated 1100 TW/ECT-90 for maximum compressive strength
• 48 x 48 x 48 inch interior accommodates large, bulky, and irregularly shaped items
Aligns with standard 48 x 48 inch pallet footprint for efficient palletizing
• Compatible with GL4848LID gaylord lid for enclosed, stackable storage
• Equivalent to part number S-14246
• Sold in a case quantity of 5 containers

Compatibility

Designed for use with the GL4848LID gaylord lid. Equivalent to part number S-14246. Suitable as a standard 48 x 48 inch pallet-size bulk container in warehousing, distribution, and manufacturing environments.

Installation Notes

Assembly and deployment should follow standard corrugated container handling practices. Ensure the base is fully erected and all bottom flaps are secured before loading. Do not exceed the rated load capacity of the box or stack beyond what the ECT-90 rating safely permits for the given load condition. Use appropriate material handling equipment such as a pallet jack or forklift when moving loaded containers.