AIR FREIGHT CARGO BOXES

Air Freight Cargo Boxes are engineered for the rigorous demands of air shipping, offering maximum protection for your goods with industry-standard sizing and strength. These boxes are constructed from double wall kraft corrugated material, ensuring durability and crush resistance for heavy or bulky shipments.

Product Details:

• Sizes Available:
  • EH: 34-3/4″ x 20-3/8″ x 20-3/8″
  • E: 41-1/4″ x 28-1/4″ x 24″
• Box Weight: 1 lb (for 12 × 12 × 12 in sample size)
• Burst Test Ratings:
  • 51 ECT D/W: Edge Crush Test rating of 51, indicating strong stacking and compression resistance
  • 350# D/W: Burst strength of 350 pounds per square inch, meaning the box can withstand significant pressure before rupturing
• Material: Double wall (D/W) kraft corrugated for superior protection
• Industry Standard: EH and E containers are commonly used for air freight shipments and meet airline and freight requirements

Key Features:

• Heavy-duty construction: Double wall, 51 ECT, and 350# burst test ratings provide exceptional strength for heavy or valuable cargo.
• Standardized sizes: Designed to maximize cargo space and comply with air freight regulations
• Ships and stores flat: Saves space in your warehouse or shipping area
• Eco-friendly: Made from recyclable kraft corrugated material

Best Uses:

• Air freight and cargo shipping
• Consolidating multiple items into one secure container
• Shipping bulky, heavy, or irregularly shaped goods

Why Anchor Box?

• CHEAP PRICES
• NO MINIMUM PICK-UP in Houston
• FAST DELIVERY
• Local pickup: 5889 S. Gessner at Harwin, Houston, TX 77036
• Call: (713) 778‑1500

Order online or visit us for same-day pickup—no minimum required!

FAQs

What does 51 ECT D/W mean?
It stands for Edge Crush Test, indicating the box’s ability to withstand stacking pressure—51 ECT is considered heavy-duty for air freight.

What does 350# D/W mean?
This is the burst strength rating, showing the box can handle up to 350 pounds per square inch before rupturing.

Are these boxes airline approved?
Yes, EH and E containers are standard for air freight and widely accepted by airlines and freight carriers

Can I use these boxes for international shipping?
Absolutely! Their strength and standard sizing make them ideal for both domestic and international air cargo.