Product Specifications

• Category: Office & School Supplies
• Brand: Elmer’s
• Product type: Rubber Cement
• Unit size / Capacity / Dimensions: 4 oz per bottle
• Case pack: 12 bottles per case
• Intended use: Adhesive for paper, photos, and lightweight materials

Product Description

Elmer’s Rubber Cement – 4 oz is a liquid adhesive designed for temporary or repositionable bonding of paper, photographs, and other lightweight materials. The formula allows smooth application and controlled coverage, making it suitable for crafting, office tasks, and graphic projects.

Packaged in a 4 oz bottle, this adhesive format supports precision application for detailed work and general-purpose bonding. It is commonly used in educational settings, administrative offices, and creative environments where flexibility and clean finish are required.

Wholesale Presentation & Packaging

This product is supplied in a 12-bottle case pack, with each unit individually sealed and labeled for retail or institutional distribution. The case configuration is designed for organized storage, simplified replenishment, and efficient allocation across departments or classrooms.

The 12-pack format supports bulk purchasing programs and predictable consumption planning in environments with recurring adhesive needs.

Commercial Relevance for Wholesale Buyers

Elmer’s Rubber Cement is suitable for office supply distributors, school supply vendors, craft retailers, print shops, and institutional procurement programs. It aligns with consistent demand in educational systems and administrative operations.

The 12-pack wholesale case supports centralized purchasing, standardized supply programs, and ongoing inventory management for professional and institutional buyers.

Key Features

• 4 oz liquid rubber cement for controlled application
• Designed for paper, photo, and lightweight material bonding
• Suitable for office, school, and craft environments
• 12-bottle case pack for wholesale distribution
• Supports organized inventory management and bulk procurement