Military Speck Packing List Envelopes
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PH-456001 | 4 1/2" x 6" | Orange - Full | Side | 1000 |
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PH-456003 | 4 1/2" x 6" | Orange - Full | Side | 1000 |
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PH-456005 | 5 1/4" x 8" | Orange - Full | Side | 1000 |
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PH-456007 | 8 1/2" x 10" | Orange - Full | Side | 1000 |
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Military-specification packing list envelopes are used when an order, contract or shipping instruction calls for a particular exterior document-pouch format. Select by the exact specification, dimensions, print and opening required—not by the military label alone. Two pouches can look similar while being sold under different product requirements. Confirm the specification reference and any revision, material, printing, size, closure or packaging details stated by the purchase order or contract before selecting an item. Orange full-face printing makes the packing-list message prominent, while the clear poly construction carries the paperwork on the outside of the shipment. Document size still matters: determine whether the required papers will be flat or folded and verify that they fit the specified pouch. A military-specification pouch is one component of the shipping-document process. It does not establish that the paperwork, package or finished shipment meets every government, contract or carrier requirement. Apply the envelope to a clean, dry and visible surface where it will not interfere with shipping labels, barcodes, carton seams, closure tape or required markings. Recycled fibers, dust, coatings, cold surfaces and irregular packaging can affect adhesive contact. Load the required paperwork so the pouch closes correctly and the documents are not forced against the edges. Confirm that the selected opening direction works with the package orientation and shipping-station process. For shipments that do not call for a military product specification, compare standard printed and clear options within Packing List Envelopes. Match the exact specification and product details required by the contract, purchase order or shipping instruction. No. Color and general appearance do not establish conformance to a particular specification. No. The shipper must separately meet all applicable document, packaging, marking, contract and transportation requirements. Yes. Use the exact requirement identified by the governing order or document rather than relying on a general product name. Send us the specification and required dimensions so we can help identify the appropriate envelope.Military-Specification Packing List Envelopes
The Required Specification Is the First Buying Decision
Application Still Matters After the Specification Matches
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I select a military-specification envelope?
Does any orange packing list envelope meet military requirements?
Does the envelope make the shipment compliant?
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