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Follow The Three Steps On This Page To Get A Postage Estimate. 1. Check Mailpiece Thickness.
Small Post Card 3-1/2"x5" to 4-1/4"x6" = .007" Thick Everything Else = .009" Thick Notice To Printers: Add .0005" to the paper thickness listed on your paper catalogs. For some reason, paper here in Tucson will typically measure about half a mil thinner than the specs in your paper catolog. The thicker the better.
1. A 20lb sheet of paper (copy paper) folded in thirds is OK for barcodes but still needs double tabs.(Paper weight less than 70lb requires two tabs.) Paper Thickness and Weight Reference Sheet
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