How many single records with sleeves can be safely shipped in one of these mailers?
1837764
Hi there! There are several factors that play into this - are you using record pads in addition to the records for extra protection? Also, some records (doubles, gatefolds, etc.) are thicker than other records. That being said - we can fit between 1 and 3 in these mailers with two cardboard pads, depending on the records. :)
894660
I used it to frame an unopened record. Shrink wrap and all and didn't have any trouble with it. Double vinyl albums might be tight, but otherwise you should be fine.
1106322
It depends on the width of the item you are placing in the mailer. I use it for everything. I have mailed a package as high as 10 inched but when using the mailer for something that high it will take away from the width. If you are using the entire inside surface I personally wouldn't go any higher than say 6 inches just to make sure that the contents remain in the mailer. You can pack it tight but I am not sure of the safety of your shipment. I have shipped very thick items but I did worry and tapped extra just for the support.
449395
Hi Kristy,there are 25 sleeves in one pack and they hold 2 discs per sleeve
1297942
These mailers are 1 ounce each. Add that to the weight of a CD, and the postage can be calculated on the USPS website. (The cost will differ depending on where you are shipping it).
2282337
These mailers have no padding. You would have to wrap the fragile item in thick layers of bubble before shipping in these mailers. I would not mail fragile items in these mailers, because if the fragile item breaks, the courier company can very easily deny you the claim on grounds of inappropriate packaging, despite the fact that you may have covered insurance.
661479
Even better source for large quantities: https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/storage/wire-shelving/accessories/snap-sleeves-18-pairs-per-packageLocal-to-Puget Sound: The Container Store carries these
152185
i would probably use a box.. it's not the envelope that will be the problem necessarily, but the way the postal people handle it, it is sure to get broken :(
1713789
Each mailer weighs 0.9 ounces (25.6 grams). I can mail 2 DVDs/CDs and weigh 2.0 ounces. I place one DVD in a lightweight protective sleeve to protect them from scratching each other. No other paper can be included if trying to stay within the 2.0 ounce weight limit. 20 mailers weighs just under 18 ounces on an accurate scale.
2208194
The description is wrong. THIS particular item is for only 1 retail package, which contains 80 sleeves. It must've been a mistake by the seller; maybe they accidentally copy and pasted the wrong description.
1609419
I would suggest UPS with insured shipping. USPS can do it but I wouldnt advise that.
227882
As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit more of these in each side. I would say I have close to 60 in each side as these take up almost three of these shelves. As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit... » Read More As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit more of these in each side. I would say I have close to 60 in each side as these take up almost three of these shelves. « Show Less
1719526
I believe there are enough pages for 100 dvd's. I purchased extra inserts and have plenty of left over. I haven't completed my album but I think you should be fine.
145041
Many... these are very big envelopes. Looking at it I would say at least 25.
1999583
I don't think so. I am not at home, but an 8x10 photo completely fills it. That's why I like them; there is no free space. I worked in pharmaceutical manufacturing and we used some heavy poly sleeves to protect batch records, so I know they are out there. I've forgotten the source...might look at lab or safety suppliers. Good hunting!
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.
1584818
A thin CD case will make it. Never hoid of the 1/2 inch USPS rule. I usually send paper sleeves, to friends. but this passed your test.