Stitched Vinyl Shop Ticket Holders: store and protect work orders at a glance

Strong, rigid vinyl with reinforced stitching keeps tickets readable and ready

Product Overview:

You need things simple in a noisy shop, right. No time for fiddly pockets or faded paperwork anymore. These stitched vinyl ticket holders keep work orders visible and protected. Made for mechanics, supervisors and inventory clerks who move fast. Hang them by the eyelet, slip production schedules in, or use as a dry-erase practice pocket. Both sides are clear, heavyweight vinyl and a reinforced, stitched edge shrug off daily wear. Picture a stack of readable tickets, no smudges, and fewer replacements each month. They open on the short side for quick inserts and sit flat on benches when you need to write.

Key Features:

• Clear vinyl: Strong, rigid vinyl that keeps tickets readable and resists creasing so your team sees info fast.
• Reinforced stitch: Stitched edge holds the pocket together through daily knocks, so replacements happen less often than you expect.
• Hanging eyelet: Top eyelet lets you hang tickets on hooks or nails, freeing counters and keeping work visible.
• Double-sided clear: Both sides are clear so you flip pockets without reorienting documents, cutting time during busy shifts.
• Reusable dry-erase: Use it as a reusable dry-erase pocket for notes or practice, then wipe clean for the next job.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: C-Line
• Manufacturer: C-Line Products, Inc
• Item#: CLI-46912
• Model: CLI-46912
• Color: Black, Clear
• Dimensions: 9" x 12"
• Material/Finish: Vinyl
• Format/Type: Ticket Holder
• Quantity/Pack: 25 / Box
• Compatibility/Use: Store and protect work orders, production schedules, inventory cards
• Country of Origin: China
• Warranty: This product will be cheerfully replaced with one of equal value if defective in materials, manufacturing or packaging at time of purchase. Except for such replacement, this product is sold without warranty or liability even though defect, damage or loss is caused by negligence or other fault.

Picture the calm of neat, readable tickets on hooks, feel the lighter workload, then order a sample box to try them?