BankSupplies Canvas Interoffice Mailer 14 oz 14W x 11H Burgundy Large Zipper Transit Bag Grommet Padlock or Zip Tie Security

BankSupplies Canvas Interoffice Mailer 14 oz 14W x 11H Burgundy Large Zipper Transit Bag Grommet Padlock or Zip Tie Security

VERSATILE INTEROFFICE MAIL BAG: These reusable mailers will survive hundreds of round trips through the mail and courier services. Ideal for materials such as mail, reports, memos, publications, and used as an interoffice mail bag for internal communications. HEAVY DUTY CANVAS FOR DURABILITY: The inner office mail envelope is constructed from heavier duty canvas and is Post Office approved to safely send through the US Postal Service if needed. SAVE ON POSTAGE: These fabric envelopes hold up to 5x more than traditional paper envelopes to help save on postage by consolidating and eliminating waste. Transport confidential documents by looping a security seal through the grommet and zipper pull. DIMENSIONS:?The exterior of this zipper bag measures 14 inches in width and 11 inches in height, while the interior is 13 inches in width and 10 inches in height. These document bags include a clear ID window for address or route card. MONEY HANDLING PRODUCTS:?BankSupplies?provides money handling products that are high quality and reliable for banks, casinos, retail, offices, restaurants, and so much more.?With adequate service?and value,?your business will have all the supplies you need. Send and transport documents securely with this heavy-duty 14 oz canvas interoffice mailer. Built for durability, it survives repeated trips through the mail or courier services, making it a reusable and cost-effective alternative to paper envelopes. The large zipper closure and reinforced grommet allow for added security with a padlock or zip tie. Includes a clear ID window for address or route cards, and is ideal for mail, reports, memos, publications, and confidential documents. BankSupplies is a leading provider of cash handling and security solutions, trusted by financial institutions since 1973.