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We are experts in unique packaging services and specialty tubing, utilizing a variety of different solutions to meet your needs. We manufacture to both standard and custom specifications, using an array of the latest equipment to ensure both quality and efficiency. We prefer to use recycled materials when possible, and custom logo and printed wraps are available.
Western Container partners with the world`s top spiral tube equipment designers & paperboard manufacturers, to bring our customers the very best paper tubing and precision cores. We can custom design your cores and specialty tubes with one color in-line printing, two color off-line printing & four color process labeling. Our large inventory allows for fast shipping. We’re “wound-up” to serve you!
We offer a complete line of custom and standard mailing tubes and cores. Chicago Mailing Tube produces the highest quality products with a tightly controlled production process. We offer a complete design and manufacturing process in house to provide you with cost-effective benefits. We can meet your time deadlines with our state-of-the-art machinery, and do not require a minimum order.
We manufacture caulking tubes in a wide range of configurations. Our teams can create tubes in lengths from 1/4" to 53" and we take all of your special requests very seriously. Here at Paper Tubes and Sales we provide our customers with environmentally friendly products that are very affordable. If you would like more information then please visit our website or give us a call!
Fiber tubes are very similar in structure to telescope tubes. Fiber Tubes are made up of paper canisters that utilize friction fit plastic plugs, metal end closures, or paper caps.
Fiber tubes are usually used for higher end packaging like candles, retail packaging, and bath and skin care product packaging, or, in some cases, for packaging promotional kits. Fiber tubes are not usually used for food packaging because of the materials used to produce them.
These tubes can come in either two piece or three-piece designs. In the two-piece design, the outer tube (usually a little wider in diameter) serves as the cap and the inner tube (usually smaller in diameter than the outer tube) serves as the container holding the items. The paper material used for fiber tubes is mostly recycled paper, as this is a more cost-effective and more environmentally friendly way to package certain products. The width of the insides of fiber tubes usually range from ¼ inches to 5 inches wide, wall thickness from 0.40 to 0.120, and length up to 24 inches; they sometimes come with grade foil or grease proof liners. There are also a few options with regards to the sealing of this item. The first is to seal the ends with seamed on metal, or utilize curl and disc paper ends as closures. The three-piece tubes come with dual wall construction, with both the inner and outer tubes having the same diameter. The ends of these tubes can also be closed off using seamed on metal ends or curl and disc paper ends.
Fiber tubes vary because they are not usually spiral wound like other paper tubes. These cans however are very lightweight and more durable than regular paper tubes. Customers who require specific designs on their fiber tubes will have to notify the manufacturer so the designs can be imprinted on the tube itself. Because it is not spirally wound, the label or design for the specific customer cannot be added after the fiber tube has been produced. Fiber tubes cannot be used for large scale or industrial scale purposes because they are not strong enough to handle heavy materials.
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