Bsc Preferred HAZFS2G Paint Can Shipper Kit 2 Gallon

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED HAZFS2G is a complete hazardous materials shipper kit designed for safe transport of liquid paint and similar regulated substances. The kit holds two 1-gallon paint cans and includes everything required for compliant shipment: a pre-assembled corrugated carton, two cans with lids, foam inserts, and a locking ring. The carton is manufactured from 275/ECT-44 test corrugated board for structural integrity during freight handling. UN/USA D.O.T.-approved containers are included, and the carton carries mandatory warning information printed directly on the exterior. This kit is sold as a single, ready-to-use unit.

This shipper kit is suited for facilities, service contractors, and distribution operations that need to move flammable or regulated liquid products in compliance with federal hazmat shipping regulations. The kit is accepted and recommended by major freight carriers. It is appropriate for shipping paint, coatings, solvents, or similar 1-gallon liquid products that require DOT-compliant packaging. Per CFR 49 178.601B, the shipper is responsible for selecting the correct packaging for the specific product being shipped and for completing final closure in accordance with applicable regulations.

Key Features

• Complete kit includes pre-assembled carton, two 1-gallon cans with lids, foam inserts, and locking ring
• Carton constructed from 275/ECT-44 test corrugated for freight-grade durability
• UN/USA D.O.T.-approved containers with UN Number 4G/Y32.7/S
• Mandatory hazmat warning information printed directly on the carton exterior
• Accepted and recommended by major freight carriers
• Equivalent to part number S-7350

Compatibility

Designed for shipping two 1-gallon paint cans or similarly sized containers of regulated liquid materials. This kit is equivalent to part number S-7350.

Installation Notes

Final closure and product selection are the responsibility of the shipper per CFR 49 178.601B. Consult applicable DOT and IATA regulations before use to confirm this packaging is appropriate for the specific hazardous material being shipped. Ensure foam inserts are properly seated and the locking ring is fully secured before tendering the package to a carrier. Consult current federal hazmat regulations for any labeling, marking, or documentation requirements beyond what is pre-printed on the carton.