Bsc Preferred SP3648DW Corrugated Sheets 36x48 in 5 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SP3648DW is a pack of five double wall corrugated sheets used to layer and stabilize heavy items during storage and shipping. Each sheet is manufactured from 275DW/ECT-48 kraft corrugated, a specification that delivers two fluted layers bonded between three liners for significantly greater crush resistance than single-wall material. At 36 inches by 48 inches, these sheets fit standard pallet footprints and provide a rigid slip layer between stacked cartons. Warehouse staff, shipping departments, and distribution center personnel use them to add structural integrity to pallet loads and reduce product damage in transit.

These corrugated sheets are suited for pallet layering, tier sheet applications, and forklift-accessible stacking configurations in both residential distribution and commercial warehouse environments. The ECT-48 edge crush rating makes them appropriate for heavy-duty stacking where standard single-wall pads would fail under load. Each pack contains five sheets. The equivalent part number for cross-reference purposes is S-11209.

Key Features

• Double wall 275DW/ECT-48 kraft corrugated construction for high crush resistance
• 36 x 48 inch dimensions match standard pallet footprints
• Two fluted layers provide extra rigidity under heavy vertical loads
• Protects carton edges and corners from forklift tine damage
• Sold as a pack of 5 sheets per unit of measure
• Non-hazardous material, suitable for standard warehouse handling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style equivalent to part number S-11209. Suitable for use as tier sheets, slip sheets, or protective pads in standard pallet stacking and corrugated packaging operations.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to deploy corrugated tier sheets. Place sheets horizontally between pallet layers to distribute load and protect product below. Ensure sheets are fully seated and aligned with pallet edges before adding weight. Inspect sheets for moisture damage before use, as water exposure compromises the ECT rating of kraft corrugated material.