Bsc Preferred P2512W Mailing Tubes 34 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED P2512W mailing tubes are white, 3-ply spiral wound cardboard tubes designed for storing and shipping rolled documents such as posters, blueprints, and technical drawings. The spiral wound construction provides structural rigidity to protect contents during transit. Each tube includes white snap-in end caps that secure tightly and resist popping off during shipment. Tubes are sold in a case quantity of 34 units. Dimensions listed for each tube represent usable interior space; actual tube lengths are longer due to the end cap design, which adds approximately 2.5 inches per cap.

These tubes are suited for mailrooms, print shops, architectural firms, engineering offices, and any operation that regularly ships or archives large-format documents. The reusable and recyclable construction makes them a practical choice for organizations managing ongoing document storage or recurring bulk shipments of rolled materials. The included end caps eliminate the need for separate cap procurement, streamlining packing workflows.

Key Features

• 3-ply spiral wound construction for added wall strength and crush resistance
• White snap-in end caps included with each tube - no separate purchase required
• End caps engineered to stay in place during shipment and handling
• Usable interior dimensions allow for accurate sizing to document length
• Reusable and recyclable construction supports sustainable packaging practices
• Sold in a case quantity of 34 tubes for high-volume operational needs

Compatibility

The P2512W is an equivalent replacement for part number S-2036. These tubes are suitable for standard rolled-document mailing and storage applications across postal, courier, and internal archive use cases.

Installation Notes

Insert documents in rolled form before snapping end caps into place. Verify the rolled document diameter does not exceed the usable interior diameter of the tube before sealing. No tools are required for assembly. When reusing tubes, inspect end caps and tube walls for damage before reloading contents.