The Print File Slipcase for Oversized Binders is a gray buckram-textured 1.5" slipcase that holds Print File 1.5" oversized binders. Completely archival and covered in durable acrylic-coated book cloth, the case is lined with acid- and lignin-free white paper. Slipcases add an additional layer of protection against dirt, dust, and light for your binder and its valuable contents.

Gray Buckram-Textured Book Cloth    Acid- and Lignin-Free Paper Lining    Adds an Additional Layer of Protection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it hold the sleeves "Print File A4-2P Archival Storage Page for 2 A4 Documents" (A4 size)?

A: Yes, it will hold the A4-2P pages.

Q: 2. How many slides does 1 box hold...?

A: I don't like to crowd the slides in the box, so I only put about 160 in each slide box. That's two carousels worth.

Q: 3. Is this a good choice for mailing slides to be scanned?

A: The Print File SB1122 Slide Storage Box (Tan) is a pretty sturdy box that can be used for shipping slides. Though I would recommend packing this in a second box when shipping.

Q: 4. What is the max sleeve width?

A: 11.5 x 12 x 2.5" / 29.2 x 30.5 x 6.3 cm is the outside dimensions for this oversized binder. The pages for it are about 10x11" or just over. You would not want to put anything larger than say 11x12 inside or it will stick out.

Q: 5. I have had problems with 35mm slide pages , years ago, where the emulsion would stick to the page. Does this type prevent that?

A: I have not had that problem with these pages. I keep my slides in a room that is usually 70 degrees F with an air conditioner to keep humidity down in summer, so that may help. These pages are specifically designed to be archival, however, so unless you subject them to unusually harsh treatment they should not cause any sticking. I have been using them for over 25 years.

Q: 6. Are the box and dividers easy to label w/ a Sharpie? Made of Cardboard or Plastic?

A: It's a cardboard--you can write on it easily.

Q: 7. Will this hold pages that are 9.62 x 13.25" (244 x 337 mm)?

A: Yes, the 9.62 x 13.25" ClearFile Archival-Plus Print Page, Holds Eight 4 x 6" Prints - 100 Pack, B&H # CLP468100, would be compatible for use with the Print File Grand Premium Archival Oversized Album Binder (Black), B&H # PRBAGB.

Q: 8. how many?????

A: one each.... holds two cd/dvd/bluray as shown. great for special gifts to family, friends, and/or customers. more like a formal case.

Q: 9. Can the box and the smaller divider boxes be easily labeled somehow? Are they made of plastic or cardboard? Would a Sharpie marker work without smearing?

A: The box is constructed of acid and lignin-free board. They can easily be labeled. A sharpie marker would work.

Q: 10. will this fit the archival sheets for 8x12 prints?

A: Hello Harry,This binder is suitable for 8.5 X 11 archival sheets. I use my binder to protect my 4x5 transparencies with archival sheets made for this purpose. This is not really a good portfolio binder if you are thinking of putting prints in here. BH might have portfolio books. If not, any local art supply store will carry portfolio binders, which are made specifically to display photographic or any kind of art print. Hope this helps with your decision.