Round paper tube
Round tube with a lift-off or plug-in lid. Our buyers use it for tea, coffee and wine.
Round, oval and square tubes for tea, coffee and wine, with custom diameter and cap options, produced and sampled in-house. MOQ is 1,000 pcs for both formats.
Round is the standard format; oval and square suit shelf differentiation and cost slightly more than round.
Round tube with a lift-off or plug-in lid. Our buyers use it for tea, coffee and wine.
Same build as a round tube with an oval or square section; slightly higher unit price than round.
These two pages go into more application-specific detail.
Typical range, not a hard limit: every tube is made to your product.
| Specification | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 50–120 mm |
| Height | 80–250 mm |
| Height — wine tubes | up to 350 mm |
| Cap style | Lift-off lid (separate lid over the tube) or plug-in lid (fits inside the tube opening) |
| Inner lining | Aluminium foil lining available, for moisture resistance |
If your product needs a size outside these ranges, send the size and we will check feasibility.
Sampling, production and shipping quoted as three separate stages.
| Structure | MOQ | Lead time |
|---|---|---|
| Rigid boxes | From 1,000 pcs | Samples ~7 days · production ~20 days ex-works |
| Paper tubes | From 1,000 pcs | Samples ~7 days · production ~20 days ex-works |
| Folding cartons | From 3,000 pcs | Samples ~7 days · production ~14 days ex-works |
| Corrugated mailer boxes | From 1,000 pcs | Samples ~7 days · production ~20 days ex-works |
Door-to-door delivery (including ocean freight) is typically 30–40 days from artwork approval. Pricing is confirmed by quote and is not published on this site.
The same process for a 1,000 pcs first order and a repeat run.
Slightly more. Round is the standard format; oval and square cost a little more per unit at the same size and quantity. The exact difference is confirmed with the quote.
Most tubes we make are 50–120 mm in diameter and 80–250 mm tall. If your product needs something outside those ranges, send the size and we will confirm feasibility with the quote.
Two: a lift-off lid that sits over the tube, or a plug-in lid that fits inside the opening. Tell us how the tube will be opened and displayed and we will suggest one with the quote.
Both are settled at the sampling stage. The lid is adjusted to be tight enough that it does not fall off and loose enough to open easily, and the rolled edge is confirmed on the same sample. You check both on the physical sample, and bulk production follows the approved sample.
Yes, an aluminium foil lining inside the tube, for moisture resistance. Mention it in the quote request so it is included in the sample.
Yes, for the quote and structural stage. We can confirm structure, board and MOQ from product dimensions and reference images. Final print-ready artwork is only needed before sampling.
Yes, we assess it. Our stated minimums are 1,000 pcs for rigid boxes, paper tubes and mailer boxes, and 3,000 pcs for folding cartons. Below that, send your target quantity and we will check feasibility against your actual specification and tell you how the unit price changes, rather than refusing on the number alone.
Short guides that answer the next question buyers usually ask.
What sizes custom paper tubes come in (50–120 mm diameter, 80–250 mm tall, wine tubes up to 350 mm), round vs oval and square, lift-off vs plug-in lids, foil lining, and what to send for a quote.
Read the guide →How a paper wine tube and a rigid wine box differ in build, insert, closure and finish, why our buyers choose a box, and the MOQ and lead time for both.
Read the guide →A quick reply covers MOQ feasibility, sample timing and a board and finish route.
No artwork required for the first review.