Bsc Preferred PL448 Packing List Envelopes 1000/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PL448 is a pressure sensitive packing list envelope designed to secure and protect shipping documents attached to the outside of cartons, boxes, and corrugated shipments. Constructed from heavy 2 Mil poly film, each envelope features a hot melt adhesive backing that bonds firmly to paper and corrugated surfaces without additional tools or tape. Envelopes open along the first dimension for straightforward document insertion. Each case contains 1000 envelopes, making this a practical stock item for shipping departments and fulfillment operations.

These packing list envelopes are suited for warehouse, distribution, and logistics environments where clear, secure document enclosure is required on outbound shipments. The pre-printed specialty use messaging makes document identification quick at the point of receipt. This product is equivalent to part number S-15065, offering a compatible replacement for operations already sourcing that item. Sold by the case in quantities of 1000 units per case.

Key Features

• Heavy 2 Mil poly film construction resists tearing and moisture during transit
• Hot melt adhesive backing bonds to paper and corrugated surfaces without additional fasteners
• Pre-printed with specialty use messages for fast document identification
• Envelopes open along the first dimension for easy document insertion
• 1000 envelopes per case for high-volume shipping operations
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-15065

Compatibility

Compatible as a direct equivalent replacement for part number S-15065. Suitable for use on paper and corrugated packaging surfaces in standard warehouse and fulfillment shipping applications.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the attachment surface before applying the envelope to ensure full adhesive contact. Peel the liner to expose the hot melt adhesive, press firmly onto the carton surface, and insert documents before sealing the flap. No tools are required for application. Store unused envelopes away from direct heat to preserve adhesive integrity.