Bsc Preferred HAZ1044 Paint Can Shipping Carton 25 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED HAZ1044 is a singlewall kraft corrugated shipping carton engineered to hold one 1-gallon paint can per carton, sold in a pack of 25. Constructed from 275/ECT-44 corrugated board, these cartons deliver the structural integrity required for compliant hazardous-material shipping. The UN certification number 4G/Y32.7/S qualifies them for regulated shipments under 49 CFR 178.601B. Mandatory warning information is pre-printed directly on each carton, and this-side-up arrows appear on two sides to reduce handling errors. Cartons ship and store flat, minimizing warehouse footprint between uses.

These cartons are intended as refill units for foam shipper kits used in the transport of 1-gallon paint cans. They are suited to distribution centers, paint retailers, and industrial shipping operations that require DOT-compliant packaging for liquid coatings. Per 49 CFR 178.601B, the shipper bears responsibility for selecting the correct packaging for the specific product being shipped and for proper final closure. Consult applicable federal regulations before use in regulated shipments.

Key Features

• 275/ECT-44 singlewall kraft corrugated construction for reliable structural strength
• UN certification 4G/Y32.7/S for compliant regulated shipping of paint cans
• Pre-printed mandatory warning information meets labeling requirements
• This-side-up arrows printed on two sides to guide proper handling orientation
• Ships and stores flat to conserve storage space between uses
• Designed as refill cartons for foam shipper kits

Compatibility

Designed to hold one standard 1-gallon paint can per carton. Equivalent to part number S-7337. Intended for use as refill cartons within compatible foam shipper kit systems.

Installation Notes

Assembly and final closure are the responsibility of the shipper in accordance with 49 CFR 178.601B. Ensure the carton is fully erected and closed per applicable DOT and carrier requirements before shipment. Consult current federal and carrier regulations to confirm this packaging is appropriate for the specific hazardous material being shipped. Do not reuse damaged or compromised cartons.