Clearance LUX #10 (4 1/8″ x 9 1/2″) Bright Window Envelopes, Electric Yellow, 250/BX

$56.89

SKU: SKU384523 Categories: Envelopes, Shipping Supplies, Window Tag: LUX Brand: LUX

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LUX® Size 10 window envelope in electric yellow color features a moistenable glue flap for secure sealing. 4 1/8″ x 9 1/2″ Envelope compatible with inkjet printers has 60 lbs paper weight and is sold as 250 per box.

#10 Window Envelopes are perfect for mailing checks/invoices/letterhead/personal letters/statements/direct mail
Comes inElectric Yellow, 60lb. Text Paper
Dimensions: 4 1/8″H x 9 1/2″W
Contains 250 Envelopes per pack
Paper
1 1/8″ x 4 1/2″
Laser printer compatible
Collection: Brights
Closure: Moistenable glue
Simply position the address to show through the window
Choose our full-face windows, which are large enough to show off the entire contents
Smooth finish gives it a professionally polished look
Inkjet compatible
Window position: 7/8″ left, 1/2″ bottom
Intense color really captures attention in even the busiest mail pile

Specifications table
Attribute name	Attribute value
color & material
True Color Specifies the primary material of the envelope (e.g. paper, plastic, kraft, vinyl, Tyvek, high-density polyethylene, etc.). Tyvek, unlike standard high-density polyethylene (HDPE), is a synthetic material made from HDPE fibers and manufactured solely by DuPont.	Paper
Color Family Product contains recycled content material.	Yes
Total Recycled Content Primary paper finish of the envelope	Smooth
Security Tint	Commercial
Envelope Number	Window
Envelope Closure 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.	60
Height in Inches	1.12
Envelope Size	4.5
Width in Inches	1
Envelope Pack Size 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.	Single-Left