Material requirements for paper tubes and cores
Spiral-wound paper tubes and cores made in New Hampshire, with material documentation on request. Tell us what your buyers require and we confirm what we can document for your order.
Built for
- Specifications moving from plastic to paper
- Procurement teams that need material documentation
- Buyers who prefer a regional supplier
Paper by design
NHPT makes open-ended tubes and cores from paper. Ask for the material documentation you need with your quote, and we confirm what we can provide for your specification.
How we make them
Spiral wound in New Hampshire on two operating winding lines and cut to finished length on our in-house recutter.
| Item | What we confirm | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Paper | Open-ended spiral-wound tubes and cores |
| Documentation | On request | Confirmed for your specification |
| Dimensions | Length × ID × wall | To your specification, with units |
| Delivery | Five business days to your door | Across New England and beyond, from acceptance of your spec and order |
| Response | Within one business day | A reply to every request; quote timing depends on the spec |
Four numbers start the quote
Incomplete specs are welcome. A sample, drawing or current supplier quote fills the gaps.
Your primary source, or your backup
Customers buying two or more truckloads a month can arrange an emergency or surge stock program. Sizes, reserve quantities and release terms are agreed for each program.
Also made in New Hampshire
Custom Tubes & Cores
Open-ended spiral tubes made to your length, ID and wall, with agreed printing.
View →Paper Cores
Spiral-wound cores for winding, converting and recurring production runs.
View →Mailing & Shipping Tubes
Shipping tubes sized to the item you send.
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Spec it today. We respond within one business day.
FAQ
What documentation can you provide?
Tell us what your buyers require when you request a quote, and we confirm what we can document for your order.
Do you make plastic cores?
No. NHPT makes paper tubes and cores.
What do you need for a quote?
Length × ID × wall with units, quantity, application and delivery ZIP. A drawing, sample or your current supplier's quote helps too.