This was a real question of mine.
Given Hilbert spaces.
Then closability will be inherited on tensor products: $$A,B\text{ closable}\implies A\otimes B\text{ closable}$$
For simple tensors this is clear as: $$A\otimes B(\varphi_n\otimes\psi_n)\text{ cauchy}\implies A\varphi_n,B\psi_n\text{ cauchy}$$
But what about arbitrary tensors?
I got it meanwhile; answers are still heartly welcome!
For densely-defined operators it holds: $$A\text{ closable}\iff A^*\text{ densely defined}$$
But one has the inclusion: $$A^*\otimes B^*\subseteq(A\otimes B)^*$$ So the result follows from denseness of the adjoint.
(Note that this proof works only for densely defined operator.)