A #10 envelope is the most common envelope for businesses. It measures in size at 4-1/8 x 9-1/2 and is often used to send letters or any 8-1/2 x 11 document.
The #10 envelope is part of a family of envelopes known as Commercial envelopes. Commercial envelopes are mostly used by businesses for correspondence, invoices, statements, paychecks and receipts.
The following list shows the name/number of each commercial envelope, along with the envelope dimensions and approximate maximum enclosure dimensions.
#5 Envelope Size: W: 5.5, H: 3.0625 Enclosure Area: W: 5.25, H: 2.8125
#6 Envelope Size: W: 6, H: 3.375 Enclosure Area: W: 5.75, H: 3.125
#6 ¼ Envelope Size: W: 6, H: 3.5 Enclosure Area: W: 5.75, H: 3.25
#6 ½ Envelope Size: W: 6.25, H: 3.5625 Enclosure Area: W: 6, H: 3.3125
#6 ¾ Envelope Size: W: 6.5, H: 3.625 Enclosure Area: W: 6.25, H: 3.5
#7 Envelope Size: W: 6.75, H: 3.75 Enclosure Area: W: 6.5, H: 3.5
#7 ½ Envelope Size: W: 7.625, H: 3.75 Enclosure Area: W: 7.375, H: 3.5
#7 ¾ (Monarch) Envelope Size: W: 7.5, H: 3.875 Enclosure Area: W: #7.25, H: 3.625
Data Card Envelope Size: W: 7.625, H: 3.5 Enclosure Area: W: 7.375, H: 3.25
#8 5/8 (Check) Envelope Size: W: 8.625, H: 3.625 Enclosure Area: W: 8.375, H: 3.375
#9 Envelope Size: W: 8.875, H: 3.875 Enclosure Area: W: 8.625, H: 3.625
#10 Envelope Size: W: 9.5, H: 4.125 Enclosure Area: W: 9.25, H: 3.875
#10 ½ Envelope Size: W: 9.5, H: 4.5 Enclosure Area: W: 9.25, H: 4.25
#11 Envelope Size: W: 10.375, H: 4.5 Enclosure Area: W: 10.125, H: 4.25
#12 Envelope Size: W: 11, H: 4.75 Enclosure Area: W: 10.75, H: 4.5
#14 Envelope Size: W: 11.5, H: 5 Enclosure Area: W: 11.25, H: 4.75
For answers to questions about envelopes (sizes, colors, prices and availability) please call 818-709-1220 or email us at info@clearprint.com.
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