Bsc Preferred EPM11134 Gusseted Poly Mailer 100/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED EPM11134 is a polyethylene poly mailer designed to protect shipments from moisture, punctures, tears, and tampering during transit. The gusseted bottom expands to accommodate thicker items such as binders, books, and catalogs, making it more versatile than flat-bottom alternatives. The outer surface is white for clean label presentation, while the inner lining is silver. High-strength seams maintain integrity even when contents are packed tightly. A self-seal closure with a double perforation tear strip speeds up packing and simplifies opening at the receiving end. Sold in a case of 100 units.

These mailers are suited for shipping and fulfillment operations handling documents, soft goods, and media items that require a lightweight, durable outer envelope. The gusseted base makes them practical for distribution centers, mailrooms, and warehouse shipping stations where item thickness varies across orders. Labels, ink, and stamps adhere directly to the white exterior without additional surface prep, keeping outbound packages looking professional without extra materials or steps.

Key Features

• Gusseted bottom accommodates thicker items including binders, books, and catalogs
• Puncture, moisture, tamper, and tear-resistant polyethylene construction
• High-strength seams hold contents securely even when overpacked
• White exterior accepts labels, ink, and stamps without adhesion issues
• Silver inner lining provides an additional layer of protection
• Self-seal closure with double perforation tear strip for fast packing and easy opening

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-11481. Designed as a general-purpose poly mailer for standard shipping and fulfillment applications.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing are required to use these mailers. Ensure the self-seal strip is fully pressed and bonded before handoff to a carrier. Store unused mailers flat in a dry environment to maintain seal integrity. Do not expose unsealed mailers to extreme heat, which may prematurely activate the adhesive strip.