Bsc Preferred HD14468FOL Fol Corrugated Carton 10 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED HD14468FOL is a full overlap (FOL) end-loading corrugated carton designed for packing and shipping flat items such as picture frames, mirrors, artwork, and similar products. The carton opens along the ends, allowing easy insertion without bending or flexing the contents. It is manufactured from 275 pound burst strength, ECT-44 kraft corrugated board, providing a firm, crush-resistant structure suited for freight and parcel shipping. Each pack contains 10 cartons, sold flat to reduce storage footprint. This SKU is equivalent to part number S-14223.

These cartons are used in warehousing, fulfillment, and shipping operations where flat, rigid items need reliable protection during transit. The end-opening design suits production lines and pack stations that feed frames or panels horizontally into the box. The FOL flap configuration adds an extra layer of stacking strength compared to regular slotted cartons. Sold by the pack in bundle quantities, they are practical for operations running moderate to high volumes of flat-product shipments.

Key Features

• Full overlap (FOL) flap design adds stacking strength and bottom protection over standard RSC flaps
• End-loading opening allows horizontal insertion of frames, mirrors, and flat panels
• Constructed from 275 pound burst strength, ECT-44 kraft corrugated board
• Ships and stores flat to minimize space usage before use
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-14223
• Sold in packs of 10 cartons per pack

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-equivalent replacement for part number S-14223. Suitable for packing and shipping picture frames, mirrors, artwork, and other rigid flat products in standard fulfillment and freight applications.

Installation Notes

These cartons are assembled and packed by warehouse or shipping personnel without specialized tools. Store flat in a dry environment to preserve board integrity before use. Do not expose corrugated stock to moisture, as this degrades burst and edge-crush strength. Follow carrier and freight guidelines for maximum gross weight per carton when loading.