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The Q-Connect CD Envelopes (KF02206) are an essential organizational tool for home or office users looking to protect, store, and mail optical discs. These sleeves offer a professional solution for keeping CDs and DVDs free from scratches and dust; however, users should note that they are constructed from paper and provide limited impact protection compared to rigid plastic jewel cases.
| Model Part Number | KF02206 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Q-Connect |
Yes, these envelopes are specifically designed for standard 12cm optical discs.
Because they feature a gummed adhesive flap, they are generally intended for single-use applications.
The sleeves are made from standard 100g paper; they are suitable for general storage but are not explicitly labeled as archival-grade acid-free paper.
This specific product (KF02206) is a 50-pack.
Yes, the white paper surface is perfectly suitable for writing with pens or markers to label your media.
Ensure you are using a slightly damp sponge or seal tool to activate the gummed adhesive. Do not over-saturate with water, as this may soften the paper.
Ensure the disc is held flat as you insert it to prevent the edges from catching on the internal seam of the paper envelope.
To use these envelopes effectively, simply slide your CD or DVD into the slot, ensuring the label side is facing the clear window. To seal the envelope, lightly moisten the gummed line on the flap and press it firmly against the back of the envelope.
Compatibility: These envelopes are designed to fit standard-sized 12cm CDs and DVDs.
Care Instructions: Keep the unused pack in a cool, dry place to prevent the adhesive on the flaps from prematurely activating due to humidity. Avoid bending the envelopes, as the paper material may crease and potentially leave an impression on the disc surface if significant pressure is applied.
