MCEM2
M2 Expandable Cardboard Envelope
mix
inches
mm
239mm wide x 325mm long (flat) / 165mm wide x 250mm long x 70mm deep (expanded)
approx
This conversion is rounded to the nearest inch and gives an approximate size. Please refer to the mm measurement where more accuracy is needed.
M2 size Amazon-style corrugated cardboard envelope with expandable side gussets that can be turned into a cardboard box. Also known as a capacity mailer, postal M-folder or book box. 100% recyclable. Boxed in 25's.
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(Inc. VAT) |
(Ex. VAT) |
(Ex. VAT) |
25+
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25 |
£20.10 |
£16.75 |
- |
125+
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25 |
£16.55 |
£13.79 |
- |
250+
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25 |
£13.49 |
£11.24 |
- |
500+
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25 |
£8.70 |
£7.25 |
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M2 expandable cardboard envelope - features
- Cardboard envelope that can be sent flat (239mm x 325mm) or expanded out as a box (165mm x 250mm x 70mm).
- Convenient peel n' seal strip for simple sealing.
- Handy rip-strip means simple opening for customers.
- Strong yet lightweight corrugated cardboard provides robust protection for contents.
- Flexible and innovative packaging solution - perfect for any retail business.
- Adjustable width, length and depth (as width/length increases, depth decreases).
- Ideal for sending a range of items via post or courier.
- Extensively used by Amazon - also known in the industry as a capacity mailer, book box or M-folder.
- Meets Royal Mail's 'Large letter' or 'Small parcel' sizes - details below.
- 125K/T board grade.
- 100% recyclable product - suitable for regular kerbside collections.
M2 expandable mailer - dimensions when flat
- Width: 239mm (9")
- Length: 325mm (13")
M2 expandable mailer - dimensions when expanded
- Width: 165mm (6")
- Length: 250mm (10")
- Depth (gusset): 70mm (3")
Royal Mail sizing - M2 expandable mailer
If packed to a depth of 25mm or less, this package fits in the 'Large letter' category on Royal Mail's Pricing in Proportion scale. If packed to a depth of more than 25mm, it fits in the 'Small parcel' category.
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