Bsc Preferred M662 Corrugated Mailers White 50 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED M662 is a self-sealing corrugated mailer designed to protect small, lightweight fragile items during shipping without the need for tape, glue, or staples. Manufactured from 200/ECT-32-B white corrugated board, these mailers fold to create double walls of protection on the front and sides. The construction keeps package weight low to help control postage costs while still providing crush-resistant integrity throughout the shipping process. Each pack contains 50 mailers, making this a practical choice for distribution centers, warehouses, and fulfillment operations that ship small goods at volume.

The M662 mailer is suited for residential and commercial shipping applications where small, fragile items require reliable protection without additional packing materials. The self-closing design reduces pack-out time on the line. These mailers fall within the corrugated mailers category and are a recognized equivalent to part number S-8264, making them a direct drop-in for operations already sourcing that specification. The pack size of 50 units per pack supports consistent inventory management and straightforward cost tracking per shipment.

Key Features

• Manufactured from 200/ECT-32-B white corrugated board for consistent crush resistance
• Fold-over design creates double walls on front and sides for added protection
• No tape, glue, or staples required - closes securely without additional fasteners
• Lightweight construction helps minimize postage and dimensional weight charges
• Equivalent to part number S-8264 for direct substitution
• Sold in packs of 50 units per pack

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-8264. Suitable as a direct replacement for operations sourcing that specification in corrugated self-sealing mailers.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required to close these mailers. Fold according to the built-in score lines to form the double-wall structure before inserting the item. Verify item dimensions fit within the interior before sealing to avoid overpacking, which can compromise the fold integrity and double-wall protection.