Name: Polyair Ecolite Bubble Mailers, #000, Duraliner Bubble Lining, Square Flap, Self-adhesive Closure, 4 X 8, Gold, 500/carton ( PPK
Brand: Polyair
SKU: 76-000RC
Price: 75.86 USD
Availability: InStock

Polyair Ecolite Bubble Mailers, #000, Duraliner Bubble Lining, Square Flap, Self-adhesive Closure, 4 X 8, Gold, 500/carton ( PPK - 76-000RC

By Polyair

$75.86

(320 Reviews)

Model

76-000RC

Store

123Office.com

Manufacturer

Polyair

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Polyair Ecolite Bubble Mailers, #000, Duraliner Bubble Lining, Square Flap, Self-adhesive Closure, 4 X 8, Gold, 500/carton ( PPK76000RC ) | Give fragile items the cushioning they need to be safely sent through the mail, without adding unnecessary weight and incurring additional costs. Durable Kraft exterior provides a clean and professional appearance thats easy to address, whether youre using pre-printed, adhesive shipping labels or simply addressing each package by hand with a marker. Duraliner air-filled-bubble interior helps protect contents from both physical and moisture damage, while avoiding the potential messes that macerated mailers might make. Fully laminated interior and exterior, with half-inch fins on each side, along with a peel-and-seal, hot-melt-adhesive closure ensure that your contents stay safely sealed inside. Seam Type: Weld; Flap Type: Square; Trade Size: #000; Security Tinted: No.Closure : Self-AdhesiveColor(s) : GoldFormat/Border : Standard Format, No BorderExterior Dimensions : 4 x 8Trade Size : #000Exterior Material(s) : Kraft PaperInterior Lining : Duraliner BubblePre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent : 0%Seam Type : WeldBasis Weight : 40 lbTotal Recycled Content Percent : 0%Opening : Open EndGlobal Product Type : Envelopes/Mailers-Cushion/Bubble MailersShip Class Code : MPost-Consumer Recycled Content Percent : 0%Security Tinted : NoColor Family : YellowFlap Type : Square | Office Supplies > Pack & Ship | 76-000RC

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