Bsc Preferred SP333225 Pallet Corner Protectors 450/CS

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SP333225 is a laminated fibreboard corner protector designed to shield palletized products from damage caused by steel or poly strapping. By distributing strapping tension evenly across the corner or edge of a load, these protectors prevent the strapping from cutting into, crushing, or otherwise marring packaged goods during shipment and storage. They are sold as a case of 450 units, making them practical for high-volume shipping operations. The laminated fibreboard construction provides firm resistance to strapping pressure while keeping the protectors lightweight and manageable during application.

These corner protectors are used in warehousing, distribution, and freight operations where palletized loads are banded for transport. They are appropriate for both residential delivery operations and large commercial shipping facilities. Applicable wherever steel or poly strapping is used to secure loads, these protectors are a standard component of proper pallet prep. They may be reused when condition allows and are recyclable, supporting waste-reduction goals in packaging workflows.

Key Features

• Spreads strapping tension to protect product edges and corners from compression damage
• Compatible with both steel and poly strapping
• Constructed from strong, laminated fibreboard
• Reusable when condition permits and fully recyclable
• High-count case of 450 units supports continuous production or shipping line use
• Equivalent to part number S-3219

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard steel or poly strapping systems on palletized loads. Equivalent to part number S-3219.

Installation Notes

Position corner protectors along the edges or corners of the palletized load before applying strapping. No tools are required for placement. Ensure protectors are seated flush against the product surface to maximize tension distribution. Inspect each protector before reuse and discard any units showing delamination or structural compromise.