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Product Highlights:
- Adhesive poly disc sleeve with zip strip
- Tamper resistant perforated opening
- Holds 1 CD | DVD
- Patented Safety-sleeve® protection cushions and protects disc
Product Description:
This poly adhesive sleeve, excellent for combining discs with books, magazines or publications, has edge-edge peel and stick adhesive backing. Sleeve has tamper-resistant opening for enhanced security. Safety-sleeve material provides ultimate disc protection. Custom features include printing and a variety of colors and material options.Sales Message:
For best results in combining a disc format to a book, magazine or other publication - this peel and stick product holds the disc securely in place. Patented Safety-sleeve® material protects discs from damage that disruptsplayback. Polypropylene sleeves are made from materials that are forty percent lighter in weight than comparable sleeves which allows for substantially lower shipping costs. Polypropylene has a wider temperature range and is resistant to chemical attack, making these sleeves long term archivable.Product Specifications:
Box quantity:
1000
Box weight (lbs.):
13
Capacity:
1 Disc
Colors:
White #27093
Custom/Stock:
Stock
Material:
Polypropylene
Outside dimensions:
5.375 x 5
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Whatever your intended use for these products it is always important to recognize the benefit of branding. All of Univenture’s product have various ways to cost effectively add your company name or message to these products. For details contact a Web Sales Consultant at 937-645-4600.
Customer Solutions:
Jammin’ with The Jazz Fly
Solution Summary:
Like most children’s authors, I started my career by writing books for other publishers. But I always wanted to share more than the written word. I worked out ways to perform my stories live, adding percussion, theatrical gestures and foreign phrases for effect. At times, the live performance took over the written word. I especially liked rhythmic stories that used jazzy chants and beats...
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