Bsc Preferred P2536K Kraft Mailing Tubes Case of 34

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED P2536K is a kraft mailing and document storage tube sold in a case of 34 units. Built with 3-ply spiral wound construction, each tube delivers reliable strength for protecting rolled documents, prints, and blueprints during storage or transit. White end caps are included with each tube and snap securely into place to prevent contents from shifting or falling out. The caps are engineered to stay seated during shipment, reducing the risk of damage in handling. Tubes are reusable and recyclable, making them a practical choice for facilities with ongoing mailing or archiving needs. Sizes listed reflect usable interior space; actual tube lengths are longer to accommodate the snap-in end caps, which add approximately 2.5 inches.

These tubes are suited for offices, print shops, architectural firms, engineering departments, and any operation that regularly ships or stores rolled documents. The 3-ply kraft construction handles standard mailing conditions without special packaging equipment. End caps are included, so no additional closure hardware is required at pack time. The case quantity of 34 tubes supports moderate to high-volume mailing and storage workflows where consistent, reliable packaging is needed.

Key Features

• 3-ply spiral wound kraft construction for durable tube strength
• White snap-in end caps included - no separate purchase required
• End caps secured against accidental release during shipment
• Sizes reflect usable interior space; actual tube length is longer
• Reusable and recyclable tubes reduce material waste
• Sold as a case of 34 tubes

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent to part number S-3943. Suitable for general mailing and document storage applications requiring a standard kraft spiral-wound tube with snap-in end caps.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to assemble these tubes for use. Insert the document or rolled material into the tube, then press each white end cap firmly into place until seated. Verify both caps are fully engaged before labeling for shipment. Tubes should be stored flat or upright in a dry environment to maintain structural integrity.