4x72 Kraft Heavy-Duty Mailing Tubes w/ Caps - 0.125" 3-Ply, Case/12
$96.91
/ case of 12$8.08 per box
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Inside dimensions
4" × 72"
Board / material
0.125 Thick Spiral Wound Fibreboard
Color
Kraft
Freight class
Class 175
Specifications
| Inside dimensions | 4" × 72" (L × W) |
|---|---|
| Board / material | 0.125 Thick Spiral Wound Fibreboard |
| Color | Kraft |
| Sold as | Case of 12 |
| Order in multiples of | 1 |
| Case weight | 35.92 lb |
| Outer carton (shipping) | 74.0 × 17.0 × 17.0 in |
| LTL freight class | Class 175 |
| GTIN | 841436089593 |
| SKU | P4072KHD |
About this item
SKU P4072KHD — 4" × 72", 0.125 Thick Spiral Wound Fibreboard, Kraft. Sold as a case of 12, shipped from US warehouses.
The 4x72 Kraft Mailing Tubes w/ Caps - 0.125" 3-Ply is an kraft mailing tube for posters, prints, plans, maps, labels, banners, and other rolled documents. Listed specs include size 4" x 72"; kraft material;.125; case of 12. The tube format keeps rolled items separated from flat cartons and square boxes during mailing or storage.
Common questions
Are the end caps included, and can I order additional caps separately?
Yes, each tube comes with one matching cap included. Additional 4" end caps (PMTCAP4-C820) are available for purchase separately to replace damaged caps or accommodate future needs.
What's the difference between usable length and actual tube length?
The 72" usable length refers to the interior space available for documents. The actual physical tube is slightly longer to accommodate the end caps, measure your specific documents before ordering to ensure proper fit.
Can these tubes meet shipping carrier requirements for hazardous or fragile materials?
These tubes are ideal for protecting fragile rolled documents. For hazardous material shipping, verify your specific carrier's dimensional and material requirements, as regulations vary by substance and destination.
Why choose spiral wound over other tube construction methods?
Spiral wound construction with 0.125" thickness provides crushing resistance and rigidity compared to single-wall tubes. This means better protection for contents, fewer damaged shipments, and lower total cost of ownership despite slightly higher unit cost.
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