Bsc Preferred JTH195 Clear Vinyl Document Holders 50pk

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED JTH195 is a clear vinyl document holder designed to store and display two-sided documents in warehouse, storage, and material handling environments. Built with welded, non-rip seams, these holders stand up to demanding conditions where standard sleeves would fail. A punched hole at the top allows for quick hanging on hooks, pegboards, or rack signage systems. Each case contains 50 individual holders. Licensed tradespeople and facility managers working in distribution centers, stockrooms, and shop floors will find these a reliable solution for labeling and document display.

These document holders are well suited for industrial and commercial facilities that need durable, visible signage or document storage at shelving locations, workstations, or equipment. The clear vinyl construction allows both sides of a document to remain visible without removing the document from the sleeve, making them practical for instruction sheets, safety notices, inventory cards, and rack labels. They are sold by the case in a quantity of 50 units per case with a minimum order of one case.

Key Features

• Clear vinyl construction allows two-sided document viewing without removal
• Welded seams resist tearing in high-traffic or rough handling environments
• Punched hole at top for easy hanging on hooks, pegboards, or rack hardware
• 50 holders per case for bulk stocking
• Lightweight and compact for easy handling and storage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose document display sleeve suitable for use with standard shelving label holders, pegboard hooks, and rack signage systems in warehouse and storage environments.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for installation. Slide the document into the sleeve and hang the holder using the pre-punched hole on any compatible hook or peg. Ensure the hanging point can support the combined weight of the holder and its contents. Replace holders if seams show signs of separation or the vinyl becomes brittle.