Bsc Preferred JTH192 Clear Vinyl Document Holder 50 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED JTH192 is a clear vinyl document holder sleeve designed to store and display two-sided documents in warehouse, storage, and material handling environments. Each sleeve is constructed from transparent, heavy-duty vinyl with welded seams that resist tearing, making them suitable for high-traffic or demanding work areas. A punched hole at the top of each sleeve allows for quick hanging on hooks, pegboards, or rack uprights. This case contains 50 individual sleeves and is a practical solution for technicians, warehouse staff, and facilities personnel who need to keep documents visible and protected at point of use.

These document holder sleeves are commonly used in warehouse and storage environments to display work orders, bin labels, safety instructions, material handling sheets, or inventory documentation. The two-sided visibility allows viewers to read content from either face without removing the document. They are well-suited for shelving systems, rack labels, and card holder applications in both light industrial and commercial facilities.

Key Features

• Clear vinyl construction provides visibility of document content from both sides
• Welded, non-rip seams resist tearing in rough handling conditions
• Pre-punched hanging hole at top for easy mounting on hooks or uprights
• Sold as a case of 50 individual sleeves
• Lightweight design suitable for shelving labels, signs, and card holder applications

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose document display use in warehouse, storage, and material handling environments, compatible with standard hooks, pegboards, and rack uprights that accept hanging sleeve-style card holders.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for standard hanging installation. Slide the document into the sleeve and hang the pre-punched hole over a hook or peg. Ensure the mounting point is rated for the weight of the sleeve and any documents inserted. Replace sleeves if the vinyl becomes cloudy or seams begin to separate, as document legibility and retention may be compromised.