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The Blake PurelyEveryday C5 envelopes are designed for professionals and individuals who need a reliable, high-quality solution for mailing standard documents. Offering a convenient peel-and-seal closure that saves time during large mailings, these envelopes provide a durable 100 gsm paper weight that feels premium in hand; however, users should note that they are strictly white and lack window cutouts, making them unsuitable for automated address mailing systems.
| Model Part Number | 23893/100PR |
|---|---|
| Brand | Blake |
C5 envelopes are designed to hold an A5 sheet of paper unfolded, or an A4 sheet folded in half.
No, these are peel-and-seal envelopes, meaning they feature an adhesive strip that you simply expose by removing the protective paper.
Yes, the 100 gsm paper provides excellent opacity, ensuring the contents remain private.
Yes, they are suitable for most standard home and office printers, provided they are fed through the manual feed tray.
Each pack contains 100 individual C5 envelopes.
Ensure the surface of the paper is free from dust and press firmly along the entire edge of the flap for several seconds.
Verify that your printer supports C5 envelope dimensions and adjust the guide rails to snug against the edges of the envelope.
These envelopes are designed for manual use and are compatible with standard desk printers that can handle C5 sizes, provided your printer feed is set to the correct envelope orientation. For optimal care, store the envelopes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; excessive heat or humidity can prematurely degrade the adhesive on the peel-and-seal strip. When inserting documents, avoid overstuffing, as exceeding the capacity of a C5 envelope may cause the seams to stress during transit.
