StoreSMART - Rigid Print Protectors - Peel & Stick - Remove & Reuse - 50-Pack - 3 3/4" x 5 7/8" - Postcards - Toploaders - HPP334X578PSR-50
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Made of clear, high-impact 16 mil PVC vinyl with a 40 mil opening.
Overall size: 4" x 6 1/8"
Inside capacity: 3 3/4" x 5 7/8"
Open on the short side.
Has one 4" peel & stick strip on the back.
Product Description
StoreSMART's Peel & Stick Rigid Print Protectors give your postcards the protection they deserve! Each rigid-edged protector is crafted of clear, "non-migrating" PVC vinyl that contains no plasticizers or stearates, which means they won't harm your collectibles. With one removable adhesive strip on back--display your postcards on almost any surface! Help your favorite cards retain their value while they're being displayed--and protect them from everyday disasters such as dust and water--by pulling them out of their envelopes and paper tubes and sliding them into one of our professional print protectors. No matter how you choose to make use of them, your important materials will be safe and sound. Looking for this product without adhesive strips? Check out our Rigid Print Protectors (HPP334X578). Product Features: Made of clear, high-impact 16 mil PVC vinyl with a 40 mil opening. Overall size: 4" x 6 1/8" Inside capacity: 3 3/4" x 5 7/8" Open on the short side. Has one 4" peel & stick strip on the back. Peel & stick strip is removable and reusable, so you can stick the holder onto a surface, take it off, and use it again! Use them on glass, laminate, metal, fabric, walls, doors, and even paper. Rigid for ultimate protection. Reusable. Proudly sold by an American woman-owned company. NOTE: Not for use on wood surfaces, wooden furniture, concrete, or sheetrock. Art lovers: Enjoy your art, while protecting it from the elements! Businesses: Use our rigid protectors to create visual management displays, label doors, drawers, and filing cabinets, and to post vital information where employees can see it. Teachers: Use them to display children's artwork, or to protect educational prints as you display or use them within the classroom.
