Bsc Preferred PL404 Packing List Envelopes 1000/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PL404 is a pressure-sensitive packing list envelope designed to secure and protect documents attached to the outside of shipments. Constructed from heavy 2 mil poly film, each envelope is pre-printed with "Packing List Enclosed" on the full face for immediate identification at any point in the logistics chain. A hot melt adhesive backing delivers strong, reliable adhesion to both paper and corrugated surfaces. The envelope opens along the first dimension for straightforward document insertion. This product is sold in cases of 1000 units and is suited for warehouse, distribution, and shipping operations.

The PL404 is used in shipping and receiving environments where external document pouches are required on outbound cartons. Typical applications include attaching packing lists, invoices, or customs documents to the outside of corrugated boxes, poly mailers, and similar packaging. The full-face color design ensures the pouch is visible and clearly communicates document contents to handlers, carriers, and recipients without opening the package.

Key Features

• Heavy 2 mil poly construction resists tearing and moisture exposure during transit
• Full-face design pre-printed with "Packing List Enclosed" for instant document identification
• Hot melt adhesive backing bonds firmly to paper and corrugated surfaces
• Envelopes open along the first dimension for easy document loading
• Sold in a case quantity of 1000 for high-volume shipping operations

Compatibility

Designed for use on standard corrugated cartons and paper-based packaging surfaces where external document pouches are required.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the carton surface before applying the envelope to ensure maximum adhesion. Peel the liner from the hot melt adhesive backing, position the envelope firmly against the carton surface, and press evenly across the full face. Avoid applying to wet, dusty, or heavily waxed surfaces, as adhesion may be compromised. Insert documents before sealing the envelope flap.