Mail Lite Bubble Envelopes / Bags. White. 220 x 260mm 100/Box

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Zoro Tools Mail Lite protective envelopes have an outer kraft lined with barrier-sealed bubble, offering the perfect solution for ultimate protective mailings. Use Mail Lite for tools, parts, clothing, CD's, DVD's, brochures, books and many other commercial mailings. Mail Lite envelopes are perfect for soft or unbreakable items. Peel n' Seal closure for speed, and easy opening strip. Use in conjunction with additional bubble wrap for extra protection. Sizes shown are internal dimensions. When choosing a size, pick an envelope approximately 1/4 larger than the size of the item you are sending. Use Mail Lite White for lightweight protection.

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Mail Lite protective envelopes have an outer kraft lined with barrier-sealed bubble, offering the perfect solution for ultimate protective mailings. Use Mail Lite for tools, parts, clothing, CD's, DVD's, brochures, books and many other commercial mailings. Mail Lite envelopes are perfect for soft or unbreakable items. Peel n' Seal closure for speed, and easy opening strip. Use in conjunction with additional bubble wrap for extra protection. Sizes shown are internal dimensions. When choosing a size, pick an envelope approximately 1/4 larger than the size of the item you are sending. Use Mail Lite White for lightweight protection.

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Mail Lite are the only protective mailers lined with AirCap bubble material which contains a special air retention barrier to seal every bubble against air loss for higher performance. Practical and Easy to Use - High slip bubble film for easy insertion FSC Certified Tough kraft paper Self-seal closure and easy opening tear strip Lightweight for Postal use Suitable for medium sized items Strong, light weight and resistant From BNT Scandinavia


Product specifications

Brand Mail Lite
EAN
  • 5051146000053
Color
  • White
Size
  • 220 x 260mm
MPN
  • 612060

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