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Wine, Beer, and Spirits Shipping
- All of the Spirited ShipperTM inserts protecting your bottles are made from extra strong ECT48 standard double-walled, fluted cardboard providing superior cushioning and crush and impact protection — making shipping as safe as possible.
- The outer cartons for our 6 to 12 bottle boxes and all magnums are made with the same extra-strong ECT48 cardboard as our inserts. The smaller 1 to 4 bottle outer cartons are made with very sturdy ECT44 cardboard, with our extra-strong ECT48 inserts inside.
- Our original and patented (US patents 5,730,289 and 5,967,320) wine, beer and spirits shipping boxes are UPS and FedEx tested and approved.
- We are proud to produce what we believe to be the best wine, beer and spirits shipping boxes in the business – and our many repeat customers agree!
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Important Notes on cardboard Ratings
When it comes to the strength ratings of boxes, the cardboard industry unfortunately has a couple of standards. After many years of only the Mullen Test which measures the bursting strength, the ECT (edge crush strength) was developed in the late 90’s. The ECT or stacking strength is a more meaningful measure of how a box will perform in the field.
The Spirited Shipper Kraft boxes utilize the ECT ratings on all our cardboard boxes. Don’t be fooled by high numbers like 200# Mullen ratings when comparing boxes as the ECT numbers are on a scale which doesn’t actually indicate a specific burst strength in pounds. For instance, it is widely accepted that a 32ECT rating is similar strength to a 200# rating. A higher number in either system will provide better protection. We recommend and utilize 44ECT and 48ECT rated cardboard for shipping glass bottles of wine, alcohol or any other liquid.
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We have your fragile glass shipping needs covered. We have wine shipping boxes of all shapes, sizes, and types for any glass bottle shipping you might need to do. And of course, making these accessible and offering these to you at low costs is a priority.