Bsc Preferred HAZFS1Q Paint Can Shipper Kit 1 Quart

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED HAZFS1Q is a complete hazardous material shipper kit designed for safe transport of a single 1-quart paint can. The kit ships pre-assembled and includes a corrugated carton, can with lid, foam inserts, and a locking ring - everything needed to pack and ship in one unit. The carton is constructed from 275/ECT-44 test corrugated board for structural integrity during freight handling. Mandatory warning information is printed directly on the carton. This kit meets UN/USA D.O.T. approval standards and carries UN Number 4G/X8.4/S for regulated material transport.

This shipper kit is suited for facilities, distributors, and contractors who need to ship liquid paint or similarly regulated substances via common freight carriers. It is accepted and recommended by major freight carriers. The all-in-one format eliminates the need to source components separately, making it practical for low-volume or one-off shipments of hazardous liquids in quart-sized containers. Per CFR 49 178.601B, the shipper remains responsible for selecting appropriate packaging for the specific product and completing final closure in accordance with applicable regulations.

Key Features

• Holds one 1-quart paint can
• Pre-assembled carton reduces prep time at point of packing
• 275/ECT-44 test corrugated carton construction
• Includes can with lid, foam inserts, and locking ring
• Mandatory hazmat warning information printed on carton
• UN/USA D.O.T. approved - UN Number 4G/X8.4/S

Compatibility

Designed for shipment of a single 1-quart paint can. Accepted and recommended by major freight carriers for hazardous material transport. This product is equivalent to part number S-7347.

Installation Notes

This kit is intended for use by shippers handling regulated hazardous materials. Before sealing, confirm the enclosed container is appropriate for the specific substance being shipped and that all closure steps comply with CFR 49 and applicable D.O.T. regulations. Consult appropriate regulations before use - the shipper bears responsibility for final closure and packaging selection. When in doubt, contact your freight carrier or a hazmat compliance officer before shipment.