Bsc Preferred HAZ1060 Hazmat Eps Packaging 100 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED HAZ1060 is a case of 100 expanded polystyrene (EPS) inserts designed for hazardous materials packaging applications. Manufactured at a nominal density of 0.75 pounds per cubic foot, these EPS pieces provide lightweight cushioning and containment suited for trade and industrial shipping operations. The case ships at approximately 1.34 pounds and conforms to industry standard sizing. Shippers handling regulated materials rely on EPS packaging like this for its consistent density and structural integrity during transport. This product is sold in a case quantity of 100 units.

The HAZ1060 is intended for use in hazardous materials shipping and packaging workflows where expanded polystyrene inserts are required as a component of a compliant package assembly. This product is appropriate for service shops, distributors, and supply houses that package and ship regulated goods. Per CFR 49 178.601B, the shipper is responsible for selecting the correct packaging configuration for the specific product being shipped and for proper final closure of the package. Consult applicable federal and local regulations before use.

Key Features

• Expanded polystyrene construction at 0.75 lbs per cubic foot nominal density
• Industry standard sizing for compatibility with common hazmat packaging systems
• Sold in a case quantity of 100 units for volume efficiency
• Lightweight design reduces overall shipment weight
• Intended for use in CFR 49-regulated hazardous materials packaging applications

Compatibility

Designed as a component for use within compliant hazardous materials packaging assemblies requiring expanded polystyrene inserts at industry standard dimensions.

Installation Notes

Shipper is solely responsible for selecting the correct packaging system for the regulated product being shipped and for ensuring proper final closure per CFR 49 178.601B. Consult all applicable federal, state, and local hazardous materials shipping regulations before assembling and closing packages. Do not assume this insert alone constitutes a complete, regulation-compliant package without verifying the full packaging assembly against current regulatory requirements.