Get Au Post 8835117 2019-2025

For parcels that are over 1kg, where you use your own packaging or any other packaging which is not eligible for the national flat rates for postage based on size, Australia Post will assess charges ing to their actual weight or cubic weight equivalent, whichever is greater.

Small letters should not contain stiff objects such as bottle tops, pens, items enclosed in a hard case, and so on. High-speed machine processing could damage such objects, or the objects could damage other articles or the mail processing equipment.

Minimum length of a Small letter Australia Post strongly recommends that a Small letter is distinctly rectangular in shape. Articles with a ratio less than 1.414 (length / width) may require manual processing. To avoid articles being trapped in machinery or other articles, articles should exceed 88mm × 138mm.

For parcels that are over 1kg, where you use your own packaging or any other packaging which is not eligible for the national flat rates for postage based on size, Australia Post will assess charges ing to their actual weight or cubic weight equivalent, whichever is greater.

no thicker than 5mm. no heavier than 250g. To avoid small letters being trapped in machinery or other letters, small letters should exceed 88mm x 138mm. Sealing of envelope mail is preferred.

Small letters should not contain stiff objects such as bottle tops, pens, items enclosed in a hard case, and so on. High-speed machine processing could damage such objects, or the objects could damage other articles or the mail processing equipment.

When a piece of First-Class Mail exceeds any one of the maximum measurements (length, height, or thickness) of one mail shape, it is classified and priced as the next larger shape. A mailpiece must be flat-size or larger, if rigid, or over 3/4" thick to be classified and priced as a package (parcel).

First-Class Mail® service is an affordable and easy way for your small business to send postcards, envelopes, flats and lightweight packages. When you stick a stamp on an envelope and place it in a mailbox, you are sending something First-Class. In other words, First-Class Mail is “regular” mail.

Minimum length of a Small letter Australia Post strongly recommends that a Small letter is distinctly rectangular in shape. Articles with a ratio less than 1.414 (length / width) may require manual processing. To avoid articles being trapped in machinery or other articles, articles should exceed 88mm × 138mm.

A “letter” is a rectangular article with a length, a width, a thickness, and a weight. There are two sizes for the ordinary post service: • Small letter • Large letter. Bulk letter services use different terminology to allow a wider range of differential pricing.

no thicker than 5mm. no heavier than 250g. To avoid small letters being trapped in machinery or other letters, small letters should exceed 88mm x 138mm. Sealing of envelope mail is preferred.

Large Letters have a maximum length of 353mm x 250mm with a depth of no more than 25mm. And weigh no more than 750g.

When a piece of First-Class Mail exceeds any one of the maximum measurements (length, height, or thickness) of one mail shape, it is classified and priced as the next larger shape. A mailpiece must be flat-size or larger, if rigid, or over 3/4" thick to be classified and priced as a package (parcel).

no thicker than 5mm. no heavier than 250g. To avoid small letters being trapped in machinery or other letters, small letters should exceed 88mm x 138mm. Sealing of envelope mail is preferred.

First-Class Mail® service is an affordable and easy way for your small business to send postcards, envelopes, flats and lightweight packages. When you stick a stamp on an envelope and place it in a mailbox, you are sending something First-Class. In other words, First-Class Mail is “regular” mail.

Letters. Ideal for mailing greeting cards, regular letters and postcards, the maximum size that would fall under a 'letter' is 165 mm x 240 mm. We would recommend using an envelope no larger than C5 to fit these restrictions comfortably and avoid any excess costs. The envelope and contents must also weigh under 100g.

A “letter” is a rectangular article with a length, a width, a thickness, and a weight. There are two sizes for the ordinary post service: • Small letter • Large letter. Bulk letter services use different terminology to allow a wider range of differential pricing.

Ideal for mailing greeting cards, regular letters and postcards, the maximum size that would fall under a 'letter' is 165 mm x 240 mm. We would recommend using an envelope no larger than C5 to fit these restrictions comfortably and avoid any excess costs. The envelope and contents must also weigh under 100g.

Large Letters have a maximum length of 353mm x 250mm with a depth of no more than 25mm. And weigh no more than 750g.

no thicker than 5mm. no heavier than 250g. To avoid small letters being trapped in machinery or other letters, small letters should exceed 88mm x 138mm. Sealing of envelope mail is preferred.

Letters. Ideal for mailing greeting cards, regular letters and postcards, the maximum size that would fall under a 'letter' is 165 mm x 240 mm. We would recommend using an envelope no larger than C5 to fit these restrictions comfortably and avoid any excess costs. The envelope and contents must also weigh under 100g.

Ideal for mailing greeting cards, regular letters and postcards, the maximum size that would fall under a 'letter' is 165 mm x 240 mm. We would recommend using an envelope no larger than C5 to fit these restrictions comfortably and avoid any excess costs. The envelope and contents must also weigh under 100g.