Bsc Preferred ML732 Corrugated Literature Mailer Box 50 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED ML732 is a white corrugated literature mailer box designed to fit standard literature pieces without the cost of a custom carton. Built from 200/ECT-32-B corrugated material, it delivers reliable structural strength for protecting flat documents, brochures, catalogs, and similar printed materials during shipping and storage. The box assembles in seconds with no tape, glue, or staples required, making it a practical choice for high-volume packing operations. Sold in packs of 50, the ML732 is well suited for mailrooms, distribution centers, and warehouse shipping departments handling routine literature fulfillment.

This mailer box fits standard literature formats and is intended for light-duty shipping and storage applications. The tool-free assembly design reduces pack time on the floor, which matters in operations processing large quantities of outbound literature. The white corrugated exterior also provides a clean, professional appearance suitable for direct-to-customer shipments. Pack dimensions allow efficient storage on shelving or in pallet stacks before use.

Key Features

• 200/ECT-32-B white corrugated construction for consistent crush resistance
• Tool-free assembly - no tape, glue, or staples needed
• Designed to fit standard literature pieces without custom sizing
• Sold 50 units per pack for bulk stocking convenience
• White exterior finish suitable for professional and direct-mail shipments

Compatibility

Designed as a standard literature mailer for flat printed materials such as brochures, catalogs, and documents. Listed as equivalent to part number S-9847.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to assemble these mailer boxes. Fold along the pre-scored lines to form the box without adhesives or fasteners. Store flat in a dry location prior to use to prevent moisture damage to the corrugated material. Handle packed boxes according to the stated ECT rating to avoid exceeding the compression load limits during stacking or transit.