HPT-41 Gaylord Boxes For Sale

Is an HPT-41 box right for me?

HPT-41 bins are a heavy-duty, laminated Gaylord box built for loads that would crush or distort a standard triple-wall box. They are a good fit for dense or sharp materials, and for moisture-prone applications when paired with the right liner or coating. They are also good for operations that require reliable stacking through multiple handling cycles.

Common users of HPT-41 boxes include:

• Produce shippers - packing watermelons, pumpkins, onions, and other heavy fresh produce where a standard box base fails under load.
• Plastics and resin processors - bulk shipping of pellets, regrind, and scrap that press outward on sidewalls.
• Metal parts and hardware distributors - consolidating heavy or sharp components that would puncture lighter-wall containers.
• Recycling and scrap operations - collecting and transporting mixed scrap materials with unpredictable weight distribution.
• Chemical and industrial powder packagers - bulk-filling dry flowable materials that settle and create sustained bottom pressure.
• Food manufacturers - packing grains, seeds, frozen product, or other dense food ingredients when paired with an appropriate food-grade liner or approved inner packaging.

Size and capacity

HPT-41 boxes come in one primary size - a 46" x 38" x 41" interior with a ~48" x 40" outer footprint. Actual payload capacity depends on material density, stacking requirements, liner use, and handling conditions. Confirm allowable load limits with your supplier before use. For a full breakdown of standard Gaylord box dimensions, see our Gaylord box dimensions guide.

Common Sizes

• 46x38x41 (standard HPT-41): The defining size for this bin style. Fits a standard 48x40 GMA pallet and holds up to ~2,000 lbs, but allowable payload depends on board grade, condition, liner use, stacking requirements, and supplier rating.
• 48x40x41 variants: Some used lots listed as HPT-41 style have a slightly wider outer base. Confirm outer dimensions before ordering if clearance is tight on your line.
• 40x40x41 variants: A less common square-footprint version used where floor space or conveyor widths differ from the standard 48x40 layout.

Not sure which wall strength fits your load? Read why wall count matters when choosing Gaylord boxes.

For current market rates on HPT-41 and other Gaylord boxes, see our Gaylord box pricing guide.

Additional options

Most HPT-41 listings on Verde Trader are used, rectangular, full-flap bins sold by the pallet or truckload. Here are the configuration options you will see across listings and what they mean.

• Full flap bottom: All four bottom panels fold in to form a solid base. This is the standard configuration for HPT-41s and is what most produce and bulk industrial buyers require. Partial-flap or crash-lock bottoms are less common in this style.
• Rectangular shape: The HPT-41 is a rectangular bin, not an octagonal one. The straight sidewalls make it easier to align on a pallet line and more space-efficient when storing empties flat.
• Laminated 6-wall construction: Walls are built from multiple corrugated sheets glued together, not from a single-piece corrugated blank. This gives higher compression and puncture resistance than a triple-wall box of the same height.
• Liner compatibility: HPT-41s are commonly used with a poly bag liner for produce or with no liner for dry industrial loads. Liners are not included in used listings and must be sourced separately.

Used HPT-41 boxes typically run $10 to $26 each, depending on quantity, condition, and location. Browse used Gaylord box listings to see current inventory.

More about wall sizes

Gaylord box wall count refers to how many layers of corrugated cardboard are bonded together to form the sidewalls. More walls mean more compression resistance, higher weight capacity, and better protection against puncture and moisture. For laminated bins, individual corrugated sheets are glued face-to-face rather than formed as a single run, which gives even higher strength per inch of wall thickness. For a full breakdown of construction layers and load ratings, see our ultimate guide to tri-wall boxes.

An HPT-41 is a 6-wall laminated bin, meaning its walls are made from six bonded corrugated layers. This can provide more compression and puncture resistance than many standard triple-wall or 5-wall boxes, depending on the exact board grade and construction. It is the right choice when loads are heavy enough to deform a lighter-wall box during transit or stacking, or when the bin will be reused across multiple cycles.

For lighter dry goods that do not stress the sidewalls, a 2-wall or 3-wall Gaylord is more economical. For extremely dense or sharp loads - or where regulatory or export packaging standards apply - a 6-wall laminated bin like the HPT-41 provides the margin of safety a standard box does not.

To compare wall count options side by side, visit our Gaylord boxes page.