What is the thickness of your mailers?
391711
I dont know the technical answer, but I can tell you they're thin. I'd be concerned with putting heavy or rigid itens in them. They tear easily when snagged on a corner.
391712
It doesn't specify but I would compare it to a 1 millimeter trash bag. There is a thin gray film/coating on the inside of the white bags that seems to give it a little more durability than a trash bag, but if I ran my nail across it may not tare but leave a run and a weak point.
391713
I don't know. I bought and use the bags--I am not the seller. You need to ask the seller. I will tell you they are very thin and very tough, Sorry, Rich
391714
I'm not sure if this is helpful, but let me share how I use these bags. I ship comic books (which are themselves bagged & boarded) in these mailers - to protect from the elements (rain, snow, humidity) - but I place these mailers into a shipping carton called a Gemini Mailer. All together, this is a great level of protection from incidental damage. However, these bags are also fine for shipping clothing - directly putting your label on the bag. I find them to be great for eBay selling, for example.
391715
I don't know the measurement, but I send books out in them daily...sometimes heavy ones, and I've never had a problem....they are pretty thick...I'm very satisfied!
572524
They are 3" wide... The thickness is very adequate for shipping rolled prints and canvas.While not the absolute heaviest you can buy , they are strong and also of a reasonable weight for shipping. I've shipped 36 of them with no problem.
2075539
Probably can pass a package up to 4 inches in thickness. However, if it was any larger a hand could fit down into the box and pull out the mail, which would defeat the purpose of a lock box. [I cannot pass my hand down to reach the mail]. On rare occasions the postal worker will drop a bigger package on my porch. I have been very satisfied, although it is now showing minimal rust despite being in arid So. CA.
1677957
I don't have a measurement for you, but they are about double thickness of a piece of cardstock and they work wonderfully. I use them to wrap my plates, cups, and crafts that I make. Nice and cushy to keep them safe.
1117772
I would say less than 1" thick. I personally wouldn't recommend buying this item. The quality is very poor and cheaply made. I thought by spending close to $20 I would be getting a good product....I was very wrong. Make sure to check out the other feedback left for this item. Several arrived broken like mine...wish I would've read the feedback before I purchased and had to return.
690322
I think it's a bit thicker than the last ones I purchased. My husband estimated it's about 3 1/2 inches.
1125292
I don't have an actual thickness measurement but it is about like a regular sandwich bag thickness. Works well for storing a loaf of bread or lettuce most anything. I use them for rolls and Bagels so many things.
1747727
Sorry, I have no way to measure thickness. Try contacting the manufacturer and/or distributer.
960624
1/4"-ish. very thick. if it gets too dull...you could pry yourself out of the paper bag.
141889
I don't know the exact thickness. They are not tissue paper thin. They seem pretty sturdy and well constructed. The zip closure seals tightly, but does slightly limit the effective size. For medium sized items, they are a good value.
1845238
Standard thickness I think, but they feel a bit smaller...which is good for me, they are really nice.
901187
These appear to be about the same thickness as my 65# cardstock. Hope that helps.
1080750
this item is about half an inch thick. Thank you for your inquiry. Thank you.
2040803
The disks are about 1/8" in thickness. I no longer have them and am unable to make an exact measurement.
2194752
Yes. I got this thickness because they are still thin enough not to be considered "rigid" by the USPS, but thick enough to keep a certificate from being too bashed up. I use a 9x12 envelope, and 2 of these would fit easily.
1747202
They are 3 thousanths of an inch thick. Thats .003 in. I used a micrometer to determine that. I had them stored in my hot garage attic and they are still new. no warping, no fading. I did keep them in the original envelope though. I had them for only 7 months but it is hot out now and I am very happy with them. I use them to color some leds' on my Christmas decorations.
1319898
I would say 1/8-1/16th an inch. Not thick at all. Decently firm and stable though.