Envelope HERLITZ self-adhesive with left window white 1000 pcs

Envelope HERLITZ self-adhesive with left window white 1000 pcs are plain white paper envelopes designed for sending letters, invoices and other documents where recipient details must be visible through a transparent window. Each envelope features a left-positioned clear window aligned to standard document layouts and a peel-and-seal adhesive strip that allows quick and secure closure without additional glue or tape. Packaged in a set of 1000, these envelopes are intended for high-volume mailing and office use.

Advantages

These HERLITZ envelopes combine a standard window position with a self-adhesive closure to streamline mailing tasks. The peel-and-seal strip reduces preparation time and ensures a consistent, secure seal. The white paper surface provides a neutral background for printed addresses and complements both inkjet and laser-printed documents. Supplied in bulk quantity, the pack supports frequent dispatches and reduces the need for frequent reordering.

Suitable for

• Mailing invoices and statements with address visible through the left window
• Office correspondence and administrative mailings
• Bulk postal dispatches from accounting, billing or customer service departments

Key specifications

• Colour: white
• Window: left-positioned transparent window for address visibility
• Closure type: peel-and-seal self-adhesive strip
• Material: paper
• Quantity: 1000 pieces per pack

How to use

Prepare the document so the recipient address aligns with the left window. Insert the document into the envelope until the address is correctly visible through the window. Remove the protective strip from the self-adhesive closure and press the flap firmly to seal. For automated inserting or mailing equipment, verify alignment with the machine specifications before processing large batches.

Usage recommendations

Store envelopes flat in a dry environment to prevent moisture-related warping. For optimal address visibility, use standard A4 documents folded to match the window position. When using automated inserters, test a small batch first to confirm window alignment and feed reliability.