Domestic Bulk Mail Envelope Layout Standards - New Zealand Post

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Indicia area for Approved FreePost envelopesFacia Indicia Marks (FIM)Type 3 FIM for Approved FreePostFIMs must be located within the indicia area.MaxA type 3 FIM is used on Approved FreePost envelopes.40mm Indicia area• Each contrast bar must measure 20mm length x2mm width.Max 80mm• There must be a 4mm space between each contrastbar. The FIM skew must be 0 degrees relative to thebottom edge of the mail piece. There must be no otherobjects between the FIM bars.2 4 2 4 2 mm14mm20mm• There must be a clearance of at least 10mm aroundthe FIMs.• FIMs can be black or dark blue (see page 20 forapproved Pantone colours for PermitPost Indiciasand FIMs).22Got a question or need to approve your envelope design? Please contact us via fp.pp@nzpost.co.nz or on 0800 501 501
Non-window envelopes, FreePost DLE - measurements(diagram shown at 100%) Length = 225mm Height = 114mm80mm10mmFreePost Authority Numberand company logo areaMax 40mm40mm10mm20mm10mm10mmMax 100mm59.6mm2 4 2 4 214mm10mmMin5mmMax10mm10mmMin 8mmMin 8mmAB CompanyPO Box 123Box LobbyCity 1234Min 8mmMin 8mmObject area(graphics, logo, text)10mmMin5mmMax10mmBar width:minimum 2mmmaximum 5mm15mmSortcode clear zone – can be white and/or an approved Pantone colour but must be clear of logos, graphics and text.15mmGot a question or need to approve your envelope design? Please contact us via fp.pp@nzpost.co.nz or on 0800 501 50123
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Page 8 and 9: Clear zones continuedWhen using a F
Page 12 and 13: Front of Max POP - colour guide(dia
Page 14 and 15: Front of E8 - colour guide(diagram
Page 16 and 17: Front of C5 - colour guide(diagram
Page 18 and 19: Mail piece construction and materia
Page 20 and 21: Address printing continuedFont colo
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Page 26 and 27: Non-window envelopes, FreePost DLE
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