Bsc Preferred HD241212 Corrugated Shipping Carton 25 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED HD241212 is a heavy-duty single wall corrugated shipping carton manufactured from 275/ECT-44 kraft corrugated material. Rated 40% stronger than standard shipping containers, this carton is built for applications where stacking strength and load protection are critical. It ships and stores flat, making it efficient to stage in a warehouse or distribution environment. Trade buyers receive 25 cartons per pack, sold as a unit. Procurement managers, warehouse supervisors, and shipping departments sourcing bulk corrugated cartons for trade supply distribution will find this an appropriate high-cycle option.

The HD241212 is suited for commercial and industrial shipping operations where heavy or dense cargo requires a reinforced container. The 275/ECT-44 rating indicates this carton meets edge crush test standards that support significant column stacking loads, making it appropriate for palletized freight and high-bay storage environments. Cartons arrive flat in bundle quantities, which simplifies receiving and storage logistics on loading docks or in pack stations. This product is equivalent to part number S-4772.

Key Features

• 275/ECT-44 single wall kraft corrugated construction for high stacking strength
• 40% stronger than standard shipping containers
• Ships and stores flat for efficient handling and staging
• Sold in packs of 25 cartons per unit of measure
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-4772

Compatibility

Designed as a heavy-duty corrugated shipping carton equivalent to part number S-4772, suitable for bulk cargo and palletized freight applications in commercial and industrial distribution environments.

Installation Notes

Assembly and use should follow standard corrugated carton handling practices. Do not exceed the rated stacking load of the ECT-44 construction, particularly in high-humidity environments where corrugated strength can be reduced. Cartons should be stored flat and off the ground until use. Workers handling bulk quantities should use appropriate lifting techniques given the pack weight of approximately 41.7 pounds.