What is the capacity of these envelopes? I'm in grad school and I'd like to use a color per class & we'll have lots of printed PowerPoints/articles.
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Great price and durable. I fit 80-100 pages. But 100 is straining it a bit so i use a cute rubber band to ensure safety.
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I used these for grad school too. You can probably fit almost an inch of paper in there, but that would be pushing it. I thought they were great though... I love these folders...very durable and worth the price.
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I use mine for printed PDF sewing patterns; instructions on the envelope snap side and pattern pieces printed on card stock in the back section. The instructions vary from 5 to 30 sheets, and the card stock is usually 3 to 5 sheets.
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Hi,Its for about 5 sheets of paper. Maybe one can stuff 8 or 10 sheets.I don't quite understand how other people put in about "80 pages or an inch".Unless we are speaking of another model.
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Hi, I have these envelopes. They nice. I can fit in each envelope about 80 pages comfortably. If I strained the snap, I could probably get a full 100 documents in them.
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Absolutely. I use two of them to surround a Rainbow Bridge poem on paper that I don't want bent when it is shipped. So at least two will fit in that size envelope. Denise Tallman
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When they get wet the ink Runs. Ii think you could find a better option. I bet you could find something from a scrapbooking store that might be better. If you do decide ro go with this, I don't think it would take a 100 pack. You might just want to visit your local.office supply store and get 2-3 sheets.
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You could probably FIT over 50 business card into one, maybe 100, but they would probably break. They are very fragile.
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Not sure on the envelopes, however the toner goes very fast and very nice color. Can't say that this printer jams because I haven't had one. The slot should be able to hold more the 10 envelopes and switched to the heavier stock because it will double feed cheap and recycle paper.
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They are just big enough to hold 8.5x11 letter-sized paper, and just deep enough to hold 10 sheets or less. For the price, they work for me, but they are not over-sized.
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I haven't printed envelopes specifically, but it has printed every non-standard (8.5 X 11) paper size I've fed it including: labels sheets, business cards, small name card labels, and more. I hope that helps!
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Depending on the size that you get They usefully come 100 to a box. I do a lot of Crafts, and if I see something in the e-mails I can print it out put it in one of these sheets. And then in my Instruction folders.
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i think they're about 3 1/2 inches. they are ideal for mail, we use them as mailboxes for our regional offices. the width is right at 8 1/2 x11 so if the textbooks were any wider than that it probably wouldn't work for you.
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the are supposed to be good for 30,000 pages but it all depends on how much you use your printer. Ours gets a real workout at work so I don't think it gets quite that much.
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These are great envelopes but I would go with a little bigger size these 6 x 10 only have room that is 6 x 8 1/2 and are fine for small paperbacks but since the cost should be close to the same to mail I would suggest going a little larger.
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They definitely hold normal 8.5x11 paper. I'm away from my office so I can't measure them but I use them for US letter-size paper with no problem. They seem like a pretty standard sized folder. Hope that helps!
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Just a very few, small ones and a few 4 by6 I would say. However thew are cheap and you can get anything you want. This is great for laminating AMA cards
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I'm not sure go to their site and ask them, that is what I did. I use my printer for school things and these seem to work good. Have gotten many compliments on the items I printed. Color was bright enough for kids.
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It would be a bad idea to send large stacks of documents in plain poly envelopes. At the very least, the corners will get badly bumped/bent and given the weight of stacked paper, there will be the risk of rips and tears. Your clients will not be impressed, to say the least.
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It depends on what you intend to do with them. If you want to laminate flyers and postcards as mementos for safe keeping, like to keep in a memory book or box, then 3 mil is fine. If you intend on using them on a regular basis, posting them up in places where weather can get to them, or in a classroom, you may want to opt for the 5 mil. I purchased the Apache Laminator for use in the classroom and always order the 5 mil pouches for my materials. The 5 mil holds up to the wear and tear of the daily use from my students. I suppose the 3 mil would probably work just as well, but the 5 mil makes them sturdier and stiffer, not easy to bend, and stands up to dry erase markers and erasers. Hope this helps to answer your question.
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There is a larger version called the Supaclip 60 which holds up to 60 (thin) pieces of paper. It is also available here on Amazon.