Bsc Preferred TT2036K Mailing Tubes 2x36 in Double Wall 25/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED TT2036K is a heavy-duty mailing tube built for shipping and storing rolled documents, blueprints, plans, and oversized prints. Constructed with double-wall, spiral wound cardboard at 1/8 inch wall thickness, these tubes resist crushing under the weight and handling stress common in freight and courier environments. Each tube includes a 6 inch flush-joint cap that seals securely with tape or a standard shipping label. Sold as a case of 25, the TT2036K is a practical bulk option for facilities, print shops, and document management operations that ship rolled materials on a regular basis.

These mailing tubes are suited for both residential and commercial applications where document integrity during transit is a priority. Architects, engineers, contractors, and print shops commonly use this tube format to protect blueprints, drawings, posters, and large-format prints. The flush-joint cap design allows for quick loading and sealing without additional hardware. This product is equivalent to part number S-1634, making it a compatible replacement for operations already stocking that specification.

Key Features

• Double-wall, spiral wound construction provides crush resistance under shipping and storage loads
• 1/8 inch wall thickness for heavy-duty protection of rolled documents
• 6 inch flush-joint cap included with each tube for secure closure
• Compatible with tape or shipping label sealing - no additional closures required
• Equivalent to part number S-1634
• Sold in a case quantity of 25 for bulk stocking efficiency

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-1634. Designed as a standard mailing tube replacement for applications requiring double-wall, spiral wound construction in this size format.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to prepare these tubes for use. Insert rolled documents fully before pressing the flush-joint cap into place and sealing with tape or a shipping label. Avoid overfilling the tube, as excess material can prevent the cap from seating correctly and compromise the seal during transit. Store unused tubes horizontally in a dry location to maintain tube roundness and prevent deformation.