Bsc Preferred MFL1182 Corrugated Document Mailer 50 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED MFL1182 is a white corrugated document mailer box designed to protect flat documents, files, and records during shipping and storage. Built from 200/ECT-32-B corrugated board, this mailer provides rigid, crush-resistant protection suited for sensitive or high-value paperwork. The design features protective side flaps and a front outside tuck closure that locks the contents in place without tape, glue, or staples. Assembly takes seconds, making these mailers practical for high-volume shipping operations. Each pack contains 50 units. This product is sold by the pack and is used by shipping departments, print shops, and professional service operations handling document fulfillment.

The MFL1182 is suited for mailing or storing flat documents, architectural drawings, certificates, contracts, and similar materials that require rigid protection. The front tuck closure and side flaps work together to keep contents secure in transit. The white corrugated exterior accepts labeling and stamps clearly. These mailers are commonly used in commercial mailrooms, legal offices, print fulfillment centers, and any operation that ships documents in volume.

Key Features

• Protective side flaps with front outside tuck closure for tool-free, secure sealing
• Constructed from 200/ECT-32-B white corrugated board for rigid crush resistance
• Assembles in seconds with no tape, glue, or staples required
• White exterior surface accepts labels and postage clearly
• Sold in packs of 50 units for high-volume use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style equivalent to part number S-8341. Suitable for use as a flat document mailer in standard commercial and mailroom shipping applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for assembly. Fold along pre-scored lines and tuck the front closure tab to secure contents. Store flat mailers in a dry environment to maintain board integrity before use. Do not overfill beyond the rated capacity of the box walls to avoid compromising the tuck closure during transit.