There are many shipping options out there, and mailers are
no exception. How do you pick the right mailer for your product? We’re breaking
it down for you today.
Corrugated mailers are made from the strong material you’re
used to from boxes, but are smaller and lightweight to help you save on
shipping. Choose corrugated mailers for lightweight items. You can buy
corrugated mailers for specific products such as literary mailers or audio
mailers. These could cost you a bit more in terms of shipping than some of our
other mailers, but they do offer a lot of protection for your products.
Bubble mailers combine a simple mailer with bubble
technology to cushion your products during shipment. These are perfect for a
range of semi-fragile objects. Use bubble mailers for small electronics, jewelry,
DVDs, and other similar items. They come in a variety of sizes, though you
usually use bubble mailers for smaller items. Bubble mailers are going to be a
little bit more rigid than poly mailers, so that can make a difference when
choosing which to use.
Poly mailers are strong, though they provide very little
cushioning for your product. This makes them ideal for items that require
protection but aren’t very fragile. They’re great for clothes, literature, and
media products. Poly mailers are difficult to puncture or tear, and they’re
ideal for keeping out moisture. Poly mailers are also a more eco-friendly
option, as they’re easy to recycle. Poly mailers will reduce freight costs as
they take up less space than some of the other mailer options.
Padded mailers use expandable fiber padding to keep products
safe from damage due to punctures, moisture, and tears. The padding expands as
the package is handled to absorb shock. You won’t need any additional padding
when using a mailer like this. Padded mailers are more Earth friendly than some
of the other options.
Use Kraft flat mailers for photos and documents. You won’t
need any additional stiffeners when you use these, just slip your product in,
seal it, and send it. The mailers are flat and rigid, keeping products from
bending during transit. These are the easiest way to mail documents or photos
out there, so we highly recommend them.
Use these mailers for additional corner and edge protection.
The laminated fiberboard construction stops your products from moving around
and also resists bending and folding. You won’t need additional stiffeners with
this mailer, though we still recommend using flat mailers for photos and paper
documents.
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