Box Packaging Inc RM6W Tab Lock Mailer 13x18 in White 100 Pack

Product Description

The BOX PACKAGING INC RM6W is a rigid, flat mailer designed to protect documents, photos, prints, and other flat media during shipping and handling. Built from 0.028-inch white chipboard, these tab lock mailers resist bending and crushing without requiring additional stiffeners or inserts. The bright white exterior helps shipments stand out in transit. Weighing in at a light overall pack weight, they are engineered to keep individual piece weight low and help reduce postage costs. The tab lock closure secures the envelope without tape or additional fasteners. Suitable for high-volume mailing operations and fulfillment workflows.

These mailers are intended for shipping flat, rigid, or semi-rigid items that cannot be folded or bent. Typical applications include architectural drawings, legal documents, photo prints, artwork, certificates, and similar media. At 13 inches wide by 18 inches long, the usable interior accommodates standard large-format flat items. The 100-count pack format supports bulk mailing runs in commercial, office, or warehouse environments. Shipping staff, fulfillment teams, and mailroom professionals are the primary users of this product.

Key Features

• Constructed from 0.028-inch white chipboard for rigid flat protection
• Resists bending and crushing without additional stiffeners
• Tab lock closure secures contents without tape
• White exterior finish for clean, professional appearance
• Lightweight construction helps minimize postage costs
• 100-count pack for bulk mailing and fulfillment use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat mailer replacement suitable for documents, prints, photos, and other rigid flat media requiring crush and bend protection during shipping.

Installation Notes

No tools required for assembly or use. Insert contents flat, then engage the tab lock closure to seal the mailer. Store flat in a dry location to prevent warping of the chipboard stock prior to use. Verify postal or carrier dimensional weight requirements before dispatching high-volume runs.