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Heavyweight envelopes protect CDs and DVDs with a clear window and tuck-flap closure, 250 per box
These heavyweight paper sleeves store and shield optical discs from dust and scratches. A clear 4-1/4 inch diameter window lets you read the disc label without removing it. The ungummed flap tucks into a half-circle cut on the back for a secure, adhesive-free closure. Supplied as a box of 250 envelopes.
Ideal for organising software, media or backup discs one per sleeve where quick label identification matters. Not suited for buyers who need padded mailers for shipping, multi-disc wallets, or envelopes with a sealed adhesive closure.
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The flap is integral to each envelope; once the paper fibres fatigue from repeated tucking you simply move to the next envelope from the 250-count box.
The 4-1/4" diameter window film can crease or tear at the half-circle cut edge after many insertions, so the envelope is replaced rather than repaired.
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