Bsc Preferred P2009B Colored Mailing Tubes Case of 50

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED P2009B is a colored mailing tube designed for document shipping, storage, and mail sorting applications. Built with a strong 3-ply spiral wound construction, each tube features a bright, glossy finish that makes it easy to color-code and categorize different document types or mailings. White plastic end caps are included to seal contents securely during transit. Sizes listed reflect inside usable dimensions, and end caps add approximately 2 inches to the overall length. This SKU ships as a case of 50 tubes, making it practical for high-volume mailing operations.

These mailing tubes are suited for shipping and storing rolled documents such as blueprints, posters, architectural drawings, and other materials that cannot be folded. The color coding capability makes them useful in mailrooms, print shops, architecture firms, and any environment where document types need to be sorted and identified at a glance. The included end caps provide a secure closure without requiring additional materials at the time of packing.

Key Features

• 3-ply spiral wound construction for structural rigidity during shipping and handling
• Bright glossy colored finish enables color-coded document categorization
• White plastic end caps included for secure tube closure
• Inside dimensions reflect actual usable storage space
• End caps add approximately 2 inches to overall tube length
• Sold in a case of 50 tubes for high-volume use

Compatibility

Equivalent replacement for part number S-8102BLU. Designed for general document mailing and storage applications requiring a cylindrical, rigid tube with sealed end caps.

Installation Notes

Insert rolled documents so they fit within the inside usable dimensions of the tube before seating end caps. Press white plastic end caps firmly onto each end to secure contents before shipping or storage. No tools are required for assembly. Store unused tubes in a dry environment to maintain structural integrity of the spiral wound construction.