Bsc Preferred TT3024 Mailing Tubes Case of 24

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED TT3024 is a heavy-duty mailing tube designed for safe storage and shipment of rolled documents, architectural plans, blueprints, and similar materials. Built with double-wall, spiral-wound construction and 1/8-inch wall thickness, these tubes resist crushing and deformation under typical shipping and storage conditions. Each tube includes a 6-inch flush-joint cap that seats securely at the open end. The cap can be sealed further with tape or a shipping label for added security during transit. This SKU ships as a case of 24 tubes and is suited for mailrooms, print shops, and job-site document management.

These tubes are a practical solution for organizations that regularly ship or archive rolled documents. The crush-resistant construction protects contents from compression damage in stacked storage or in-transit handling. The flush-joint cap design provides a clean, tight closure without requiring additional hardware. Facilities management teams, contractors, and shipping departments commonly stock these in bulk for recurring use with large-format documents.

Key Features

• Double-wall, spiral-wound construction resists crushing and compression
• 1/8-inch wall thickness for heavy-duty protection of rolled contents
• Includes a 6-inch flush-joint cap per tube for secure closure
• Cap can be sealed with tape or a shipping label for transit security
• Sold as a case of 24 tubes for bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose storage and mailing of rolled documents, architectural drawings, and similar large-format materials where a rigid, crush-resistant tube with a flush-joint cap is required.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to assemble or use these mailing tubes. Insert rolled documents before seating the flush-joint cap by hand. Seal the cap with pressure-sensitive tape or an adhesive shipping label before placing tubes in the mail stream or storage. Do not overfill tubes beyond their intended diameter, as this may prevent the cap from seating properly.