Bsc Preferred TT3030 Mailing Tubes Double Wall 24 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED TT3030 is a heavy-duty mailing tube designed for storing and shipping rolled documents, architectural plans, blueprints, and similar materials. Constructed with double-wall, spiral-wound cardboard at 1/8 inch wall thickness, these tubes are crush-resistant and built to protect contents during transit and long-term storage. Each tube includes a 6-inch flush-joint cap that seats securely at the end. The cap can be sealed further with tape or a shipping label for added closure. These tubes are sold as a case of 24 units, making them a practical stock item for offices, print shops, and facilities with regular document shipping needs.

These mailing tubes are suited for residential and commercial applications wherever rolled documents require protection. Common use cases include architectural and engineering firms shipping project drawings, contractors storing job-site plans, and print or reprographic services packaging large-format prints. The double-wall construction offers more rigidity than standard single-wall tubes, reducing the risk of crushing or bending during warehouse storage or courier handling. The flush-joint end caps allow for a clean, tight seal that keeps contents secured without requiring separate end-cap hardware.

Key Features

• Double-wall, spiral-wound construction provides crush resistance and structural rigidity
• 1/8 inch wall thickness for heavy-duty protection of rolled documents
• Includes 6-inch flush-joint cap on each tube for secure end closure
• Compatible with tape or shipping label sealing for transit-ready packaging
• Sold 24 tubes per case for bulk stocking convenience

Compatibility

Designed as a standard mailing and storage tube for rolled documents, plans, blueprints, and large-format prints requiring a crush-resistant cylindrical container.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to assemble these tubes. Insert rolled documents before seating the flush-joint cap, then secure with packaging tape or a shipping label. When stacking cases in storage, avoid placing heavy items directly on top of loose tubes outside their case packaging to maintain crush resistance. These tubes are intended for single or limited-use shipping and document archival storage.