would these work for mailing LP records
455877
I would never use them for LP records except as an outer packaging under a box. They were not as thick as other bubble envelopes I have purchased in the store, but, more important - you should pack the LPs in some none-scratch material to prevent scratching, then a layer of cardboard on each side, to prevent cracking and bending, and finally slim box so they don't shift and shatter. Hope this helps.
455878
Assuming you already know they would fit or not (I do not know the dimensions), in my opinion the integrity of the mailer is very sound and would do well.
455879
They really wouldn't be safe in these. You have to use a box or they will warp or break. I purchase records on this site and the ones in boxes sometimes don't even make the trip because they get tossed around in shipping.
455880
Only if you put a piece of cardboard on either side of the record. The envelope itself is not sturdy enough to protect a record.
455881
You have to measure them Kenneth I use them to mail 12x12 paper for scrapbooking I like them because they are padded and keep paper dry...they are 14 1/2 x 20 so they are pretty big. Best wishes
1065283
Yes, it is. These boxes are the best for mailing records. They fold easily over, and they are absolutely wonderful. You will love them for shipping records. Well worth the buy. Thanks for asking.
472444
We sell online and use them to mail clothing without any problems. If you're printing your postage, I recommend using clear packing tape to cover the entire paper to waterproof it.
1002996
I dont see why not! I use them for recording and they have a pretty flat response so your amp tone should be pretty accurate through them.
752938
i dont think so. i tried to use these on a vinyl record and it didn't try well and smeared.
1382698
i would think they should work out just fine for what your looking for them to do.And again remember you can always send them back if your not pleased with them after you set them up
1124211
I didn't use them to print out on. Never thought of it. I would think so, they are sturdy but pliable. Hope this helps.
2187566
Hi, the most I have mailed was a 6 album box set. It was a tight fit as I recall. The mailers are perforated to fit from one to about 5-6 albums. I usually mail single albums (of course) and I need to put some kind of filler inside the box to keep the album from moving around during shipping. You should be able to ship a box set but be sure to get some good packing tape to seal the box and prevent it opening during shipment. Hope this answers your question.
2068340
No, not usually. If the record is not a conventional album - I have some that are etched - or if, on a 12" single, say - the grooves are far apart, there can be some 'streaming' when you lift the record out. I have never had this negatively impact any label, though. It just goes away when dry.
1270976
I use these for all my records. You might want upgrade if you have a truly valuable item.
887238
The inputs are line level - which means they will work for tape decks. The signal from record players (magnetic cartridge) is pretty low, so ou will need a preamp to get good results from a record player.
618170
Certainly, with proper address and adequate postage... But this doesn't mean it is smart to do so. Keep in mind they are transparent, so the contents of the envelope will be visible to people you don't even know! And the envelope doesn't seal closed.
1675571
Yes they can, but you would need to adjust shelfs to fit ablums in. You would lose storage space, depending on how you store your records.
1015587
I really can't see why any of the tapes wouldn't work for the project you have in mind. I have labeled cables, attach cases, camera cases of the vinyl kind and just about anything that I feel needs a label.
1516173
they are made specifically for the pioneer album, so if you have that, these will work. you can add to the album by unscrewing the cover and adding sheets.
1584138
The sheets are very thin, I do not think it would be a very good protective mailer, cardboard would be better. They do however work great for print making.
387367
I bought mine to use with old records. The regular size LP's on the bottom, then 78's for the middle and 45's for the top....