White offset bubble mailers – with print on the finished mailer

DIGITAL – Multi-color print on a finished “smooth” mailer

Please note, this is a solution with a longer lead time and approximately 50% more expensive than the option above!

We will apply DIGITAL printing to the unprinted front and/or the unprinted “smooth” space on the back of the mailer:

DIGITAL – single-sided inkjet print (CMYK+0)

• printing on a finished white smooth mailer
• printing one or several colors, or multi-color (same price)
• single-sided
• available for quantities of 2,000-5,000 units
• inkjet printing technology is not as high quality as offset printing
• inkjet printing technology cannot print to the edge (no bleed)

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DIGITAL – double-sided inkjet print (CMYK+CMYK)

• printing on a finished white smooth mailer
• printing one or several colors, or multi-color (same price)
• double-sided
• available for quantities of 2,000-5,000 units
• inkjet printing technology is not as high quality as offset printing
• inkjet printing technology cannot print to the edge (no bleed)

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Good to know: We select colors based on submitted files or as specified by the Client. Single-sided printing is the most cost-effective and most frequently chosen option. The print area for order quantities of 2,000-5,000 units is predetermined for each format due to technological reasons; there is also no possibility of printing to the edge of the mailer on finished products.

The bubble mailers we print on for quantities of 2,000-5,000 units are made from white offset paper with a thickness of 75 g/m². The image below shows the texture of the white offset paper:

Product packaging information:

• We pack the bubble mailers in brown cardboard boxes.
• We seal the cartons with paper tape.
• We affix a label to each carton containing information about its contents.

The following flap options are available for every mailer format.

Variant A – Straight flap. – STANDARD 

Flap elements:

• I – Adhesive
• II – Silicone-coated paper strip protecting the adhesive from drying out.

Options for Variant A:

• 1 – The packer places the item in the envelope and removes the silicone-coated strip.

• 2 – The packer closes the flap, and the adhesive securely bonds to the paper. The item is then ready for shipment.

• 3 – The recipient opens the flap by pulling on it and removes the item. The mailer’s design allows for recycling, separating the paper from the plastic film.

– Flap elements:

I – Adhesive;
II – Silicone-coated paper strip protecting the adhesive from drying out;
III – Holes for seals (for formats A/11, B/12, and C/13, as well as other formats with an mailers width up to 15 cm – 1 hole. Wider mailers are equipped with 2 holes for seals).

Options for Variant B:

1 – The packer places the item in the mailer and removes the silicone-coated strip.

2.a – The packer closes the flap, and the adhesive securely bonds to the paper. The item is then ready for shipment;
OR
2.b – The packer closes the flap, the adhesive bonds to the paper, and a security seal with a unique number is applied. The item is then ready for shipment.

3 – The recipient opens the flap by pulling on it and removes the contents. The mailer’s design allows for recycling by separating the paper from the plastic film.

Variant C – Trapezoid flap, envelope with control strip, no seal holes

Flap elements:

I – Adhesive;
II – Silicone-coated paper strip protecting the adhesive from drying out;
III – Trapezoid cutout to facilitate lifting the flap from the polyester control strip;
IV – Control strip – used to inspect the contents after packing and before shipping. Allows the flap to be opened without damaging the flap or the adhesive.

Options for Variant C:

1 – The packer places the item in the mailer and removes the silicone-coated strip.
2 – The packer closes the flap, sticking it to the control strip; the adhesive seals the mailer temporarily.
3 – The inspector lifts the flap from the control strip, checks the contents, and adds any documents if needed.
4 – The inspector re-seals the flap; this time, the adhesive bonds permanently to the paper. The item is then ready for shipment.
5 – The recipient opens the flap by pulling on it and removes the contents. The mailer’s design allows for recycling by separating the paper from the plastic film.

Variant D – Trapezoid flap, mailer with control strip and seal holes

Flap elements:

I – Adhesive
II – Silicone-coated paper strip protecting the adhesive from drying out
III – Trapezoid cutout to facilitate lifting the flap from the polyester control strip
IV – Holes for seals (for formats A/11, B/12, and C/13, as well as other formats up to 15 cm in width – 1 hole. Wider mailers are equipped with 2 seal holes)
V – Control strip – used to inspect the contents after packing and before shipping. Allows the flap to be opened without damaging the flap or the adhesive

Options for Variant D:

1 – The packer places the item in the mailer and removes the silicone-coated strip.
2 – The packer closes the flap, sticking it to the control strip; the adhesive seals the mailer temporarily.
3 – The inspector lifts the flap from the control strip, checks the contents, and adds any documents if necessary.
4.a – The inspector re-seals the flap; this time, the adhesive bonds permanently to the paper. The mailer is ready for shipment;
OR
4.b – The inspector re-seals the flap, the adhesive bonds permanently to the paper, and a security seal with a unique number is applied. The mailer is ready for shipment.
5 – The recipient opens the flap by pulling on it and removes the contents. The mailer’s design allows for recycling by separating the paper from the plastic film.

Variant E – E-commerce flap

Mailer with a tear strip for easy opening and an additional adhesive strip for returns.

Flap elements:

I – Adhesive – x2
II – Tear tape / filament – Enables quick and easy opening of the mailer without damaging the second adhesive strip (covered with a white silicone-coated liner)
III – Silicone-coated paper strip protecting the adhesive from drying out – x2
IV – Perforations – Located on both sides of the strip (left and right sides of the mailer), allowing for smooth tearing to open the mailer

Options for Variant E:

1 – The packer places the item in the mailer and removes the wider, upper silicone-coated strip.
2 – The packer closes the flap; the adhesive bonds permanently to the paper. The mailer is ready for shipment.
3 – The recipient opens the flap by pulling the tear tape from the left or right side at the clearly marked perforations.
4 – The tear tape cuts through the flap without damaging the second adhesive strip. The recipient removes the contents.
5 – If the recipient chooses to return the item, they place it back in the mailer along with the necessary documents and remove the second silicone-coated strip.
6 – The recipient reseals the flap; the adhesive bonds permanently to the paper. The return is ready to be sent.
7 – The seller opens the flap by pulling on it and retrieves the returned item. The mailer’s design allows for recycling by separating the paper from the plastic film.

Variant F – Flap with tear strip for opening

Flap elements:

I – Adhesive – x1
II – Tear tape / filament – Enables quick and easy opening of the mailer
III – Silicone-coated paper strip protecting the adhesive from drying out – x1
IV – Perforations – Located on both sides of the strip (left and right edges of the mailer), allowing for smooth tearing to open the mailer

Options for Variant F:

1 – The packer places the item in the mailer and removes the silicone-coated strip.
2 – The packer closes the flap; the adhesive bonds permanently to the paper. The mailer is ready for shipment.
3 – The recipient opens the flap by pulling the tear tape from the left or right side at the clearly marked perforations. The tape cuts through the flap.
4 – The recipient removes the contents. The mailer’s design allows for recycling by separating the paper from the plastic film.

Available seal constructions on the market are made from various materials, but their purpose remains the same. Each seal has a unique number. It is applied to secure the goods against tampering and unauthorized opening.

What files to provide (for print inquiries only):

• GRAPHIC FILES FOR QUOTATION: You can send a description of the print and attach your logo, or include a draft design, or provide a print-ready file.
• GRAPHIC FILES FOR PRINTING: Print-ready files or materials. In vector format (curves) or bitmaps with a resolution of at least 300 dpi. (If you are unsure about this or have a problem, please write to us – we will advise you).

Good to know: Ecobag Network will support you at every step of your order. If anything is unclear to you, don’t waste your valuable time – provide what you know, and we will take care of the rest and provide expert advice.

What do I need to determine to submit an inquiry?:

3. Determine the order quantity (most commonly ordered – quarterly demand)

2. Choose the bubble mailer formats (often more than 1 format – varying sizes of shipped products)

1. For print inquiries, provide files or descriptions of the print you are interested in (we select the technology based on the provided: print description, or draft file, or print-ready file)

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