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BluePrint Mailing Boxes & Bags

Blueprint storage bags, boxes, and tubes are great for mailing or storing large documents (such as blueprints, maps, and artwork). Not only will they keep your prints from getting damaged in bad weather, but they will also keep them clean until you’re ready to use them. Feel free to look at what we have at Engineering Supply, so you can find a solution that’s right for you.crease your accuracy on various jobs.

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FEATURES OF THE SAFCO WOOD CORRUGATED LITERATURE ORGANIZER


The Safco Wood Corrugated Literature Organizer is perfect for a variety of storage and organizational needs, and they come with adjustable shelves with a sturdy design. It’s perfect for libraries, mail rooms, classroom, and even lounge areas. This organizer is available in 16, 24, and 36-slot configurations. But you can also get a 32-slot configuration with drawers underneath. Each unit is made of compressed wood with a laminate finish and solid fiberglass backing, and labels are included.


FEATURES OF THE SAFCO EZ STOR STEEL ORGANIZER


The Safco EZ Stor Steel Organizer is available in 24, 36, 60, and 72-slot configurations. And they’re perfect for sharing resources as well as for creating central literature hubs. Each unit consists of letter-sized compartments inside a strong, steel frame. And the shelves and dividers are made of a solid fiberglass backing, which can handle the heaviest of loads. Smaller units can be placed on a desk or table, while larger models work best on the floor. No matter what type of storage solution you need, we have it at Engineering Supply. Be sure to look at what we have in our store, so you can find a product that’s right for you.


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QUALITY BLUEPRINT BAGS AND STORAGE BOXES FOR LARGE DOCUMENTS

If you’re an architect or engineer, you want to make sure that your designs are kept safe and secure during transport. That’s why Engineering Supply offers quality blueprint bags and storage boxes that are perfect for large documents (which includes maps, artwork, and graphics). All of the products we offer come from the best manufacturers in the industry, so you can be sure to get a quality solution for all of your mailing and storage needs. Whether you’re looking for plastic mailing tubes or blueprint storage boxes, you can find it at Engineering Supply. So, feel free to look at what we have in our store. We’re sure you’ll be able to find a product that’s right for you.


PORTABLE BLUEPRINT STORAGE SOLUTIONS FOR MAILING AND TRANSPORT

Whether you need to mail a large document to a client or move it to another location, our portable blueprint storage solutions are perfect for mailing and transport. Even if you need to take it to a meeting at another office, we have the perfect product that will keep your blueprints safe and secure. And when you use a plastic blueprint tube, you can keep them in a waterproof case that will keep them from getting damaged in bad weather. Just roll them up, attach a label, and carry it to wherever you need. We even have blueprint bags and storage boxes that can be used in a number of mailing and transport applications. Feel free to look at what we have in stock, so you can find a solution that’s right for you.


How do blueprints work?


A blueprint is a paper-based reproduction of any technical drawing that an architect or engineer would use, and the paper is coated with a special solution that allows someone to make copies of the original. The blueprinting process starts with a black-ink sketch that’s made on a clear plastic or some type of translucent tracing paper, which is laid on top of a sheet of blueprint paper before it’s exposed to ultraviolet radiation. When the light hits the paper, it starts to turn blue (hence the name “blueprint”). Once it has been exposed to the UV light, the chemicals are washed off the paper. And what’s left is a white drawing against a blue background.

How do you store blueprints?


You want to store blueprints and other large documents in a way that will allow you to find them quickly, and there are several storage options — each one with their own advantages and drawbacks. As you come up with a blueprint storage solution, you should ask the following questions:
  • How many do you need to store?
  • How many do you expect to store?
  • How frequently do you use them?
  • Will they be stored permanently?
  • Are the documents important or expensive to reproduce?
  • Do the documents need to be flat or rolled?
A rolled solution will be the cheapest, but it will take time to roll and unroll them. Plan racks and hanging clamps will be the easiest and most convenient way to store blueprints, while flat-file cabinets will give you the most protection.

What’s the best way to mail blueprints?


Blueprint mailer bags and boxes are great for protecting your documents as they’re sent through the mail. Just roll them up, tape the tube cap, put on a shipping label, and ship it through any mail or shipping carrier. Because these blueprint tubes and storage boxes have a sturdy design, they can be reused. That’s why the blueprint mailing solutions we offer at Engineering Supply will give you the most return on your investment. Feel free to look at what we have in our store, so you can find the perfect solution for mailing blueprints and other large documents.

Where can I find blueprints or interior maps for buildings?


Finding blueprints for a building isn’t always a simple matter. Not all documents are in digital format, and some of them may not even exist (which is especially true for older structures). The original blueprint may be in a box, inside a storage unit, or in the basement of a county clerk’s office. But because we live in a digital age, physical blueprints are no longer the standard. Newer designs are typically done with CAD or some other 3D modeling technology.

Many architects will be asked to do additions to existing buildings or to plan a renovation for a commercial space. In this particular situation, finding the original design is necessary. But the answer to this question isn’t always as straightforward. You can start by contacting the person who built the property, which you should be able to find at your local county clerk’s office.


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