Mailing envelope MAILmedia C5 2093, white, 90 g/m², pack of 500

MAILmedia C5 mailing envelopes (model 2093) are white, lightweight postal envelopes in C5 format designed for everyday document mailing and bulk correspondence. Manufactured from 90 g/m² paper, the envelopes offer a consistent surface for printing and addressing and come in a pack of 500 to support high-volume mailing tasks. Their standard C5 dimensions accept A5 documents folded once or A4 sheets folded twice, making them suitable for invoices, letters and promotional inserts.

Advantages

The envelopes combine a medium-weight paper (90 g/m²) with a uniform white finish that improves legibility of printed addresses and labels. Supplied in a pack of 500, they reduce the need for frequent restocking and enable efficient handling for office or mailing-room workflows. The standard C5 size ensures compatibility with postal services and common document formats, and the consistent manufacturing quality supports machine feeding and manual processing.

Suitable for

• Sending invoices, statements and business letters
• Mailing promotional flyers and small catalogs
• Internal document distribution and bulk correspondence
• Office use with printers and addressing machines

Key specifications

• Format: C5 (fits A5 flat or A4 folded twice)
• Paper weight: 90 g/m²
• Color: white
• Pack quantity: 500 envelopes
• Surface: printable for inkjet, laser addressing and labeling

How to use

Prepare documents folded as required for C5 format and insert them into the envelope so that addresses and inserts lie flat. Seal the envelope according to the manufacturer’s closure type (ensure adhesive strip or gummed flap is activated if applicable). For machine processing, verify compatibility with your feeding device and adjust guides to the standard C5 size; for manual mailing, apply postage and address labels on the front face.

Usage recommendations

Store envelopes in a dry, cool place to preserve paper quality and adhesive performance. When printing addresses or barcodes directly on the envelope, test a small batch first to confirm feed behavior and print clarity. For important or sensitive documents, consider additional protective inserts or registered mail options.