3 3/4 x 1 7/8 in 13 Pt Manila Pre-Strung Shipping Tags 1000/Case G10032
$35.69
/ case of 1000$0.04 per box
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Ships from the nearest of 5 US warehouses · freight calculated at checkout
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Inside dimensions
1 7/8" × 1 7/8"
Board / material
13 Point Cardstock
Color
Manila
Freight class
Class 55
Specifications
| Inside dimensions | 1 7/8" × 1 7/8" (L × W) |
|---|---|
| Board / material | 13 Point Cardstock |
| Color | Manila |
| Sold as | Case of 1000 |
| Order in multiples of | 1000 |
| Case weight | 3.58 lb |
| Outer carton (shipping) | 14.75 × 10.0 × 3.0 in |
| LTL freight class | Class 55 |
| SKU | G10032 |
About this item
SKU G10032 — 1 7/8" × 1 7/8", 13 Point Cardstock, Manila. Sold as a case of 1000, shipped from US warehouses.
3 3/4 x 1 7/8" 13 pt manila shipping tags, arrives pre-strung, packed 1000 per case (SKU G10032); this is a second listing of the same BOX case stock at the same price.
Write on with pen, marker, or a label printer to mark shipments, pallets, inventory, bins, and equipment. Reinforced eyelet for repeated handling. Order by the case of 1000.
Common questions
Can I use these tags on items that will be exposed to moisture or outdoor conditions?
Yes. The 13-point cardstock is formulated to resist moisture absorption and degradation. However, for extended outdoor exposure or wet environments, consider using weather-resistant tag alternatives or protective coverings. The unpolished cotton string is naturally durable but not waterproofed.
Are additional strings available if I need to re-tag items or have backup supply?
Absolutely. Packrift stocks replacement cotton strings under SKU G2501. We recommend ordering backup string for high-volume operations to maintain continuity if tags are damaged or need re-stringing.
What makes the 3/16" eyelet tear-resistant, and why does this matter?
The eyelet is reinforced with a durable circular ring that distributes stress evenly across the tag attachment point. This prevents the common problem of string tearing through the tag during sorting, handling, and transport, critical for maintaining shipping compliance and preventing labels from detaching mid-transit.
How many tags should I order for average monthly shipping volume?
A case of 1,000 tags typically supports 200 - 500 shipments depending on your operation's tagging requirements. Most logistics operations reorder every 4 - 8 weeks. Calculate based on daily shipment volume and multiply by 30 - 35 days for a recommended stock level.
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