LUX 4 1/8"x9 1/2" Open End #10 Envelopes, Bright White, 500/BX (7535-500)* Catalog

LUX 4 1/8″x9 1/2″ Open End #10 Envelopes, Bright White, 500/BX (7535-500)* Catalog

$75.99

SKU: SKU513617 Categories: Catalog, Envelopes, Shipping Supplies Tag: LUX Brand: LUX

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LUX® Open end envelope in bright white color features a peel and a press flap for secured sealing. Envelope measuring #10 (4 1/8″ x 9 1/2″) is laser/inkjet compatible, with weight of 80 lbs, sold as 500 per box.

#10 Open End Envelopes are perfect for mailing checks/invoices/letterhead/personal letters/statements/direct mail
Comes inBright White, 80lb. Text Paper
Dimensions: 4 1/8″H x 9 1/2″W
Closure: Peel & press
Material: Paper
Collection: White
Paper weight: 80 lbs.
Ideal to send flat, bulky materials or multiple small items like coins, catalogs and jumbo cards
Laser and inkjet printer compatible
Available in 39 sizes from tiny to huge, in white, traditional Kraft and array of colors for special impact
Flap is on the short side, helping to keep things from falling out after opening
500/box
Available in 39 sizes from tiny to huge, in white, traditional kraft and array of colors for special impact

Specifications table
Attribute name	Attribute value
color & material
Color Family Actual manufacturer name for the color of the product.	Bright White
Envelope Material	Catalog
Envelope Flap Style Envelopes with security tint have patterns printed on the inside of the envelope, which help to hide the contents.	Untinted
Envelope Closure	#10
weight & size
Height in Inches	4 1/8″ x 9 1/2″
Width in Inches Paper weight, stated in pounds (lbs.), is calculated by weighing a ream (500 sheets) of the basis size (master uncut size) of that paper type. For example, the basis size of bond paper is 17″ x 22″ with a ream weighing 20lbs; the basis size of watercolor paper is 22″ x 30″ with a ream weighing 140 lbs.	80
additional details
Envelope Pack Size	500
Envelope Window Location Describes the location and number of windows built into the envelope. Windows are typically used to show an address that is printed on the contents of the document.	None