Self-Adhesive CD & DVD Pockets with Flap [5" x 5"] (Pack of 1000)
Overview
With these self stick cd and dvd pockets you can add media to your presentations in a clean and professional way. The backing offers simple peel-and-stick application, so you can use these with pocket folders, ring binders, covers, or any other presentation tool. The adhesive is strong, and will apply to a variety of smooth, clean surfaces. cd/dvd pockets are made of a durable, but flexible, polypropylene that is crystal clear, so you can easily see the front of your media, or even insert a cover sheet on top of it. They feature a fold-over flap with adhesive closure to secure your disc and keep it from falling out. Buy self-adhesive cd and dvd pockets online in packs of 100 - 1000, and start adding additional value to your presentations today.
Specifications
| Item # | SACDDVD-GRP |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | 3L |
| Capacity* | 1 CD/DVD |
| Size | 5" x 5" |
| Color | Clear |
| Material | Polypropylene |
| Product Type | Self-Adhesive Pockets |
| Feed Opening | Top Loading [With Fold-Over Flap] |
| Quantity | 100 or 1000 Pieces |
| Shipping Weight (lbs) | 1.4 |
Description
Add value to your presentation and printed projects with these well designed, unique self adhesive products. Self adhesive laminating pockets & self-laminating pockets are manufactured using Polypropylene, which is copy safe, flexible, shatter-free, durable and economically priced.
Protect valuable CDs & DVDs from abrasive dust and dirt. Store or mail your media items in these clear adhesive-back pockets. You can easily attach media to job pockets, binders, presentation folders, etc. Top load CD/DVD Media Pockets feature an adhesive back. Just peel the liner, and stick wherever you want. They also feature a protective enclosure flap with repositionable adhesive, so you can easily replace the media and still have that protective seal.
Frequent Asked Questions
They have not been tested on every surface (they are infinite!), however, have proven successful on most flat, smooth surfaces.
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