Bsc Preferred MD18126 Multi-depth Corrugated Box 25-pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MD18126 is a multi-depth corrugated shipping carton sold in packs of 25. It is manufactured from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated material, giving it a solid edge-crush resistance suitable for standard parcel shipments. The sides of each carton are pre-scored at regular intervals, allowing the box height to be reduced by hand without any specialized carton-sizing tool. This design lets warehouse staff, shipping departments, and packaging operations maintain a single carton size that effectively serves multiple shipment profiles, reducing the number of distinct box SKUs needed in inventory.

This carton is suited for use in distribution centers, fulfillment operations, light manufacturing shipping rooms, and any facility sending parcels via carrier services where dimensional weight pricing applies. By cutting the box down to the exact height needed for a given shipment, shippers can reduce the dimensional volume of a package and avoid unnecessary carrier surcharges. The 200/ECT-32 construction meets standard requirements for single-wall corrugated cartons used in ground and freight parcel applications.

Key Features

• Multi-depth design: pre-scored sides allow height reduction without tools
• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction for standard parcel durability
• Reduces dimensional weight by right-sizing each shipment
• Eliminates the need to stock multiple box heights for the same footprint
• Sold in a pack of 25 cartons per unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed as a standard multi-depth corrugated shipping carton for general parcel and fulfillment applications. This product is equivalent to part number S-4427.

Installation Notes

Score lines are built into the carton sides at measured intervals; cut along the desired score line using a box cutter or utility knife to achieve the target height. Fold and seal cut edges with pressure-sensitive or water-activated tape rated for the carton weight class. Verify that the final assembled box meets carrier size and weight requirements before labeling and tendering to the carrier.