Bsc Preferred SP2436TW Triple Wall Corrugated Sheet 5 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SP2436TW is a triple wall corrugated sheet designed for layer separation and surface protection when storing or shipping heavy machinery, appliances, and industrial equipment. Built from 1100TW kraft corrugated stock rated at ECT-90, this sheet delivers the structural rigidity needed to absorb forklift impact and resist compression under significant load. Each sheet measures 24 inches wide by 36 inches long and comes in a case of 5. This product is used by warehouse staff, shipping departments, and freight handlers who need reliable interleaving protection without improvised substitutes.

This sheet is suited for palletized loads where multiple layers of heavy equipment or large appliances are stacked during transit or storage. The ECT-90 edge crush test rating reflects resistance to the stacking and side-loading forces common in warehouse and freight environments. The 1100TW construction combines three corrugated flute layers bonded between four kraft liner plies, giving the sheet far greater thickness and rigidity than single- or double-wall alternatives. It fits standard pallet footprints and can be cut down with a utility knife for non-standard configurations.

Key Features

• Triple wall 1100TW construction with ECT-90 edge crush rating for maximum load resistance
• Kraft corrugated material absorbs forklift tine impact and reduces surface damage risk
• 24 inch x 36 inch sheet size fits common pallet and equipment footprints
• Sold in a case of 5 sheets for consistent interleaving across multi-layer loads
• Non-hazardous material suitable for standard warehouse handling and disposal

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose interleaving and layer-separation sheet for palletized heavy machinery, large appliances, and industrial equipment shipments requiring triple wall corrugated protection.

Installation Notes

Place sheets between layers of stacked equipment or appliances before strapping or wrapping the pallet. No tools are required for placement, though a utility knife or straight edge can be used to score and cut sheets to a custom size. Sheets should be positioned flat and fully covering the load surface to distribute weight evenly and prevent edge contact damage during transport.