Are these envelopes heat resistant? I need to print on them with a laserjet printer without the windows melting.
2010268
The whole point of two-window envelopes is that the paper inside provides the information, so you don't print on the envelopes themselves :)
2156147
No. As I recall, they were shipped in a priority mail box.I had no problem with them being melted. Order when the weather is cool.
159420
Not sure about your printing ref. These are pre rpinted stickers. I put them on a personal laptop of mine and they lasted w/o fading for about a year.
547717
Heat resistent, YES. However will warp and burn if directly on/nect to a burner. Be careful if you have to trim them in any way. Use an extremely sharp blade and do not bend them, otherwise they will not straighten out very well.
924249
I would think that they would be heat resistand because they are thick and sturdy. However I would think that the constant use of placing heat on it would dry the wood out and they would become brittle... I don't now for sure. I was more than pleased with the construction of this placemat and it's durability.
1031501
I used these for craft projects without heat, so I'm sorry I can't advise you on this further.
41123
Hi. Yes they can be used with a laser printer. I use inkjet labels with my laser sometimes with no problems. Thanks
1314566
I don't think so... I used a regular ink jet and they came out fine. I didn't touch them right away (5-10 minutes) to be safe. I also did some on a laser jet, those were ready to use just about instantly and didn't smudge at all. I had great luck and no smudging with these lables.
628393
No idea where you are but I am in SC - the land of 100% humidity and heat (high 90s in the summer). Mine survived just fine. They are in little glass vials in the foam packaging inside the plastic carrying case. I would guess they would be totally fine.
1992134
It says in the product description above (when you scroll down frim top) that they are 100 percent heat resistant... folks need to understand, you should use lower settings though... high can damage it...
64713
The instruction booklet recommends that you do not shred envelopes with plastic windows in them or transparencies. These items might melt and present a greater chance of jamming in the blades
1754996
Yes they are. I got a pair of my own for my car, and I LOVED them. They are extremely durabale and are coated with polyethylene on the back wich is like the silver duck tape you'd use for pressure-sensitive things and they are weather-resistant. I have drove with those over 90* F and under 30*F and through heavy storms and dry humidity, and they are still in perfect condition. If you really want those, I highly recommend getting them, and don't worry about the air blubbles you might develope upon putting them on, cause the heat will flatten them out. Hope I helped answering your question!! :) Yes they are. I got a pair of my own for my car, and I LOVED them. They are extremely durabale and are coated with polyethylene on the back wich is like the silver duck tape you'd use for pressure-sensitive things and they are weather-resistant. I have drove with those over 90* F and under 30*F and through heavy storms and dry humidity, and they are still in perfect condition. If you really want those, I highly recommend getting them, and don't worry about the air blubbles you might develope upon putting them on, cause the heat will flatten them out. Hope I helped answering your question!! :)
1710104
No. They are wax coated paper. They are also not heat proof. If hit with excessive heat, they will black out just like all laser related products.
1759370
Yes, these are thermal transfer so there's no ink or "smear-able" text. Stamp away.
143127
I think they would withstand the heat. I don't know if the size is right but heat wise, yes. I don;t think there is anything saying they wouldn't.
607551
Sorry question went to an old email address. Very nice quality. I only use the covers for winter. They've held up great. I do not think they would stick/melt.
402908
These were not 'high quality', meaning that they can have micro bubbles and fractures and/or temperature stress. If you expose them to high heat and they have a flaw, it will break. The price of these dictates that the are not tempered, or anything else that would give reasonable durability and/or temperature resilience. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.