The Gaylord Box Exchange

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Buy Gaylord Containers

We have an abundance of boxes of all strengths and sizes available for sale across the continental United States. Simply complete the box buyer form below and we will have your request sourced immediately.

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Box Removal & Recycling

We offer a complimentary used gaylord box pick up for customers located anywhere in the United States. We will gladly send one of our trucks to pick up the boxes on site, and cover all freight costs. Fill out the form below, and we will be in contact.

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Sell Gaylords

If you have used gaylord boxes that are in good condition, we will happily purchase them from you. Simply complete the box seller form below, and we will contact you for the payment, and send one of our trucks to pick up your boxes.

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Buy & Sell Lightly Used Gaylord Boxes

Welcome to the Box Exchange! We specialize in the exchange of used gaylord boxes. We sell 2, 3, 4, 5, and 5+ wall boxes of all shapes and sizes. These boxes are great for moving, shipping, and organizing inventory. The versatility and variability of these boxes makes them valuable to everyone from factory owners shipping industrial size loads, to farmers packaging their produce and bringing it to market. The uses of these boxes are virtually endless.

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All of Your Boxing Needs Now

We proudly service customers across the continental United States. We recognize that our success is transitive to that of our clients – which is why one of the central tenants of our business model is to provide all potential customers with the most competitive prices on the market. Our ultimate goal is to build and maintain long and prosperous relationships with all of our associates. The first and only step in establishing this relationship is to complete the box buyer form, and we will have your purchase request sourced immediately. Additionally, if you have gaylord boxes that need to be disposed of, we would be more than happy to take them off of your hands. We purchase gaylord boxes of all varieties, and make a point of duly compensating our clients for their products. The only requirement that we hold is that the boxes have to be in usable condition. Simply fill out the seller form below, and we will be in touch in the very near future!

Gaylord Boxes and Beyond

Our products can vary greatly in price depending on our customers’ needs. The cheapest and most abundant options are the 2 and 3 wall gaylord boxes. These boxes are made primarily out of recycled materials, and are capable of carrying between 500-1,000 pounds. While they are the most inexpensive option, they are certainly not lacking in quality. These packages are easily the best option for lightweight inventory shipments, and amalgamating large amounts of inventory. On the other hand, the 4, 5, and 5+ wall alternatives provide consumers with the largest and most durable option. These boxes are capable of carrying up to 2,500-3,000 pounds in a single load. The rarity and carrying capacity of these particular containers makes them marginally more expensive, however their strength and durability justify their price.

The Strength of Corrugated Cardboard

Every corrugated box is comprised of two main parts, linerboard and fluting. The linerboard is simply the smooth interior and exterior surface of the box, while the fluting is the wavy cardboard texture between the linerboard. Fluting can come in 5 different varieties: A, B, C, E, and F. The thicker flutes (A & C) provide the greatest stacking ability, while the thinner (B, E, & F) provide amply cushioning for the box’s inventory, and help to reinforce the thicker flutes. The strength of each box is determined by the Edge Crush Test (ECT) and the Mullen Test. The ECT measures the stacking strength of corrugated board, which is how much pressure a box can withstand from the top to the bottom before it is crushed. The strength of any box is relative to the box’s linerboard and fluting, so the larger ply boxes are significantly stronger than the lower ply boxes. The Mullen Test gages the bursting strength of corrugated board, which is the amount pressure required to rupture the wall of a piece of corrugated material. Again, the greater the ply of a particular piece of cardboard, the more pressure it can withstand. For further information regarding the strength of cardboard and gaylord boxes, please read this article.