Description
Pack 45 RPM records with 45 RPM bookfold mailers. Each pack contains 50 white multi-depth corrugated bookfolds. The listed face size is 7.5 x 7.5 inches. The folds close at 1/2 inch or 1 inch. Each mailer holds 1–6 records. Simply center your item, fold the sides and seal the wrap with tape.
45 RPM Bookfold Mailers at a Glance
- Pack size: 50 bookfolds.
- Listed face size: 7.5 x 7.5 inches.
- Color: White.
- Material: 32 ECT B-flute corrugated board.
- Design: Multi-depth folds.
- Depths: 1/2 inch or 1 inch.
- Capacity: 1–6 records.
- Closure: Tape required.
- Storage: Ships and stores flat.
- SKU: 50 – 7.5 x 7.5 – BOOKFOLDS.
A Simple Wrap for 45 RPM Records
These 45 RPM bookfold mailers wrap around your item, so you do not need to set up a separate carton. In addition, the scored folds let you choose a depth that suits the contents. Also, the white outer face gives the packed item a neat look.
Before packing, check your item’s length, width and depth against the listed size. For example, include any wrap or padding in that check. A snug fit helps limit movement, but it should not put pressure on the item. For fragile contents, add suitable protection and check the fit again.
How to Use 45 RPM Bookfold Mailers
- First, lay one bookfold flat on a clean work surface.
- Next, place your sleeved 45 RPM records in the center.
- Then fold the sides around the item along the scored lines.
- Finally, close the outer flaps and seal them with packing tape.
After sealing, check that the flaps stay closed and the contents do not slide around. If the wrap bulges, choose a size that gives your item more room. These bookfolds need tape to close, so seal the flaps before adding your label.
Store Flat and Pack as Needed
The flat design keeps unused bookfolds easy to stack on a shelf or at your packing bench. As a result, you can take out one wrap at a time without setting up the whole pack. Also, keep the remaining wraps dry and flat until you need them.
For your next batch of 45 RPM records, choose these 45 RPM bookfold mailers in a pack of 50. Check the listed dimensions first, then keep packing tape close by for a simple fold-and-seal routine.