Bsc Preferred TT4036K Mailing Tube 6 in Cap 15 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED TT4036K is a heavy-duty mailing tube built for storing and shipping rolled documents, architectural plans, blueprints, and similar materials that cannot be folded. Constructed with double wall, spiral wound cardboard at 1/8 inch wall thickness, these tubes are crush-resistant and designed to hold up under the stress of transit and stacking. Each tube includes a 6 inch flush-joint cap that seats securely and can be sealed with tape or a shipping label. Sold as a case of 15 tubes, this SKU is intended for warehouse operations, print shops, architectural firms, and similar high-volume shipping environments.

These mailing tubes are suited for both internal storage and outbound shipping of large-format rolled documents. Typical applications include architectural and engineering drawings, posters, fabric samples, and large-format prints. The flush-joint cap design keeps contents contained without requiring additional hardware. The equivalent part number for cross-referencing is S-1640. Each case contains 15 tubes, making this a practical bulk purchase for facilities with regular document shipping needs.

Key Features

• Double wall, spiral wound construction provides crush resistance for transit and storage
• 1/8 inch wall thickness adds rigidity without excessive weight
• 6 inch flush-joint cap included for secure closure
• Compatible with tape or shipping label sealing methods
• Sold in cases of 15 tubes for bulk use
• Cross-references to part number S-1640

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-1640. Designed as a standard mailing tube replacement for facilities sourcing crush-resistant document tubes with a 6 inch flush-joint cap.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to prepare these tubes for use. Insert rolled documents, seat the flush-joint cap firmly by hand, and seal the cap with packing tape or a shipping label before transit. Store tubes horizontally or vertically in a dry environment to prevent moisture damage to contents. Handle the filled tube carefully to avoid denting, which can compromise the cap seal.