Goelzer envelope manufacturers offers a wide variety of envelopes to cater to different mailing and packaging needs. Here are some common types of envelopes our clients order:
Most Common Envelope Types
- Regular Envelopes (Business Envelopes): Standard envelopes used for everyday mail. They come in various sizes, such as #10 (which is the most common for business correspondence), #9, and #6¾.
- Window Envelopes: Similar to regular envelopes but with a clear plastic window that allows the recipient’s address to be visible without opening the envelope. They are often used for bills and statements.
- Security Envelopes: Designed to protect the privacy of the contents with a patterned interior to prevent seeing through the envelope. Common for sensitive documents.
- Trailing Edge Envelopes: These envelopes are distinctive in shape and design, offering a unique aesthetic and functional advantage. They are also USPS-approved for automation rates, which can help businesses save on postage costs by meeting specific postal service requirements for automated handling.
Specialized Envelope Types
- Specialty Envelopes: This category includes custom-made envelopes for specific purposes, such as CD/DVD envelopes, coin envelopes, and gift card envelopes.
- Clasp Envelopes: These envelopes have a metal clasp for closure and are often used for mailing documents that should not be folded or for documents that require a more secure closure.
- Invitation Envelopes: Available in various sizes and styles, these envelopes are designed for events such as weddings, parties, and formal gatherings.
- Recycled Envelopes: Made from recycled materials, these are an eco-friendly option for businesses and individuals concerned about their environmental impact.
- Bangtail Envelopes: These are specialized envelopes designed for specific applications, featuring a detachable portion (or “tail”) that can be used for various purposes, such as order forms, donation slips, or additional marketing material.
Purpose Specific Envelope Types
- Catalog Envelopes (Open End Envelopes): Large envelopes that open on the short side, designed for mailing catalogs, magazines, or documents that should not be folded.
- Booklet Envelopes (Open Side Envelopes): These also are large but open on the long side, making them suitable for mailing booklets, brochures, and large documents.
- Airmail Envelopes: Lightweight envelopes designed for international mail, often with a distinctive border pattern.
- Padded or Bubble Mailers: Envelopes lined with bubble wrap or foam to protect the contents during shipping. Ideal for sending fragile items.
- Poly Mailers: Made from durable polyethylene, these lightweight and moisture-resistant mailers are great for shipping non-fragile items such as clothing.
Goelzer offers additional customization options, including various paper qualities, colors, printing techniques, and self-sealing designs, to meet your specific needs.