Bsc Preferred ML982 Literature Mailer Box Pack of 50

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED ML982 is a white corrugated literature mailer box engineered for shipping flat documents, brochures, catalogs, and similar printed materials without the cost of a custom-built carton. Built to 200/ECT-32-B corrugated board standards, the box delivers reliable crush resistance for standard parcel shipping. It assembles in seconds with no tape, glue, or staples required, making it practical for high-volume packaging operations. Each pack contains 50 units, sold as a single pack. Packaging professionals, warehouse staff, and shipping departments handling literature fulfillment are the primary users of this product.

The ML982 is suited for office supply rooms, fulfillment centers, print shops, and trade operations that ship flat literature on a regular basis. The self-assembly design keeps pack-out time low, and the all-white exterior presents a clean appearance for outbound shipments. The 200/ECT-32-B rating meets common carrier requirements for single-wall corrugated shipping containers, making these boxes suitable for standard ground and parcel service shipments.

Key Features

• 200/ECT-32-B single-wall corrugated construction for carrier-compliant crush resistance
• Self-locking design assembles without tape, glue, or staples
• White exterior finish for clean, professional outbound presentation
• Sized specifically for literature pieces, eliminating the need for a custom carton
• Sold in packs of 50 units for efficient bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent to part number S-15142. Suitable for shipping standard flat literature items including brochures, catalogs, and documents where a snug, no-waste fit is required.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to assemble these mailer boxes. Fold along the pre-scored lines in the sequence indicated on the blank to lock the base and top without adhesives. Ensure contents are positioned flat and centered before closing to maintain structural integrity during transit. Follow carrier guidelines for maximum gross weight per corrugated container when loading.