Envelope Set, 100 gsm

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Envelope Set, 100 gsm

Opacity 93 percent, so a cheque inside does not read against a lamp. Gummed flap, no plastic peel strip.

₹220

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The Shuunnya promise

An envelope measured on the one thing an envelope is for, opacity, with a starch gummed flap instead of a plastic release liner and no window film to keep it out of paper recycling.

  • Opacity 93 percent, ISO 2471. A cheque inside does not read against a lamp
  • 100 GSM measured on a cut envelope, ISO 536, not quoted from a reel
  • Water-activated dextrin gum. No peel-and-seal, no silicone release liner
  • No window film, so the whole envelope goes into paper recycling

Details

Twenty-five envelopes to a set, in a 100 GSM wove sheet, with a water-activated gummed flap and no window. An envelope has exactly one job that nobody tests: not showing what is inside it. Hold a cheap envelope with a cheque in it up to a table lamp and the amount and the signature read straight through, and that is a 70 or 80 GSM sheet with an opacity in the low eighties sold as a 100 GSM envelope. The second thing worth naming is the flap. Peel-and-seal is convenient and its release liner is a silicone-coated plastic strip that is thrown away thirty seconds after it is bought, one per letter. A gummed flap is a sheet of paper and a bit of starch.

  • Sheet measures 100 GSM to ISO 536, taken from a cut envelope rather than from a reel
  • Opacity 93 percent, ISO 2471. A cheque or a payslip inside does not read against a lamp, which is the actual test and the only one that matters
  • No window. A windowed envelope carries a film patch that has to be separated before the paper can be recycled, and in practice never is
  • Flap is gummed with a water-activated dextrin gum, made from starch. No peel-and-seal, so no silicone release liner going into a bin with every letter
  • Seam adhesive is a water-based emulsion, and seam strength is measured rather than assumed. Bursting strength to ISO 2758 on the body sheet
  • Diagonal banker seam on DL and A5, pocket seam on A4, which is the construction that survives a thick document without splitting at the corner
  • Natural white, no optical brightener added. It is a slightly warmer white than a copier sheet on purpose, because an optical brightener is a fluorescent dye and an envelope does not need one
  • Elemental chlorine free, AOX under 0.2 kg per tonne of pulp. ECF is not chlorine free, and we are not going to round that up
  • Virgin fibre. No recycled content in this one, because recovered stock at 100 GSM loses the opacity that is the whole point here, and the document wallet in this range is where the recycled board sits
  • Sizes are the ISO ones: DL 110 by 220 mm, A5 fits a C5 at 162 by 229 mm, A4 fits a C4 at 229 by 324 mm
  • Rs 8.80 an envelope at DL, Rs 11.20 at A5, Rs 14.40 at A4

Product information

Paper
Grammage
100 GSM measured on a cut envelope, ISO 536
Opacity
93 percent, ISO 2471
Burst strength
Measured to ISO 2758 on the body sheet
Colour
Natural white, no optical brightener added
Bleaching
Elemental chlorine free, AOX under 0.2 kg per tonne. Not chlorine free
Recycled content
None here. Recovered stock at 100 GSM loses the opacity this needs
Set size
25 envelopes
BIS
BIS is the regulator for a paper grade. Every figure above carries the ISO method a NABL laboratory runs
Construction
Flap
Water-activated dextrin gum, starch based
Not peel-and-seal
No silicone release liner thrown away with every letter
Window
None. A window patch keeps an envelope out of paper recycling
DL seam
Diagonal banker seam, 110 mm by 220 mm
A5 seam
Diagonal banker seam, C5 at 162 mm by 229 mm
A4 seam
Pocket seam, C4 at 229 mm by 324 mm
Seam adhesive
Water-based emulsion, seam strength measured per lot
Cost each
Rs 8.80 at DL, Rs 11.20 at A5, Rs 14.40 at A4

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