Bsc Preferred EN1097 Inter-department Envelopes 100/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED EN1097 is a case of 100 inter-department routing envelopes designed for organized internal mail distribution within office and facility environments. Each envelope features a string-and-button closure that allows repeated use, reducing waste and keeping documents secure during internal transit. One side is pre-printed with five columns - Date, Deliver To, Department, Sent By, and Department - providing space for 31 separate entries per envelope. The case measures 10.5 inches long by 16 inches wide by 6 inches high and ships at approximately 5.28 pounds. These envelopes are a standard tool in mail rooms, facilities management, and office services operations.

These inter-department envelopes are suited for corporate offices, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, warehouses, and any environment that routes physical documents between departments or locations. The color-coding capability allows mail room staff and office administrators to assign specific colors to departments or handling priorities, enabling faster sorting and reducing misrouted mail. The multi-entry printed format means a single envelope can be reused across many delivery cycles before being retired, making this a practical choice for high-volume internal mail operations.

Key Features

• String-and-button closure supports repeated reuse across multiple delivery cycles
• Pre-printed with 5 columns: Date, Deliver To, Department, Sent By, and Department
• Space for 31 routing entries per envelope on one printed side
• Color-coded options support quick visual identification for special handling
• 100 envelopes per case for consistent restocking in high-volume mail rooms

Compatibility

Designed as a standard inter-department routing envelope compatible with typical office and facility internal mail systems requiring reusable, multi-entry document envelopes.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing are required to deploy these envelopes in a mail room or office environment. Store cases flat in a dry area away from moisture to prevent envelope degradation. When introducing a color-coding system, establish a consistent legend and communicate it to all staff handling internal mail to ensure accurate routing.