Museum archivists, artists, photographers, and aficionados of optimal storage solutions will both appreciate and value this pack of 480 sheets of Buffered Archival Tissues from Archival Methods. These tissues are suitable for interleaving prints and drawings, as well as in the preservation and protection of artifacts. In portfolios, the tissues will help prevent the possibility of damage from the result of rubbing, while also adding to the work's professional aesthetics. Buffered archival tissues are frequently used in the preservation of gowns, historic uniforms, and various textiles. An archival product, the tissue is acid- and lignin-free, easy to fold and pad, and crumple without forming hard edges.

Acid- & Lignin-Free    Prevents Pages from Rubbing Together    High Quality / Buffered    Cost-Efficient Image Protection    Can Also Be Used to Store Fabrics    No Hard Edges When Crumpled    Easy Folding    Made in the USA

Widely used to wrap gowns, historic uniforms, and textile items

Buffered with calcium carbonate 2 to 3% alkaline reserve, pH 9 +/-0.5

Lightweight (20 to 34 g/sq. m, 1.5 mil)

Passes the PAT (Photographic Activity Test), ISO 14523 (formerly ANSI IT9.16), and TAPPI T444 silver tarnish test

High-quality, buffered, archival tissue papers for interleaving and wrapping

Tissues are buffered for added protection

Acid- and lignin-free

Easy to fold and pad, and crumple without hard edges

Sulfur Content: Maximum 0.0004

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Am I able to print on this tissue?

A: It is not possible to print on this tissue.

Q: 2. Will this fit boxes of 17x22 prints? The boxes themselves are nearly 18 x 23". Thank you

A: If your print paper dimensions are no more than 17.25 x 22.25 then yes.

Q: 3. How thick are these sheets?

A: According to the specs provided, these are 120gsm in thickness.

Q: 4. How many pages will this binder hold ?

A: The Archival Methods 17-5020 Collector Grade Ring Binder (2.5" O-Ring, Black) can hold approximately 100 pages.

Q: 5. Can this tissue be used to mount fiber based pictures using an electric iron?

A: Yes, the Duracraft Dry Mount Tissue - 8 x 10" - 25 Sheets is best used with RC darkroom paper. And is also good with this iron, D&K Tacking Iron - Selector III BH #DKTIS3 • MFR #SE-2280 https://bhpho.to/3t4f5Un

Q: 6. Has anyone used this tissue to lay on top of a fine art paper, then rolled it? Would this tissue cause any scuffing of the fine art paper or image area when delicately rolled? Thanks!

A: When using the Archival Methods 16 x 20" Buffered Archival Tissue Papers, gently rolling the art work with the tissue paper on top will not cause any scuffing, as long as the "fine art paper" is dry.

Q: 7. Can I print on this with my Epson800? Looking for archival thin paper for collage.

A: The Archival Methods Thin Paper 45 gsm Roll is not compatible with printers.

Q: 8. I just what to print my name and print number on this paper. What would be the best way to go about doing this?

A: Either have a custom rubber stamp made or have stickers made and leave the print # blank so it can be written in.

Q: 9. will an 11x14 print fit inside?

A: Archival Methods Archival White Paper (11 x 14", 100 Sheets) is separate sheets of 11x14 size archival paper.

Q: 10. Is it acid free paper?

A: Yes, the HP Premium Plus Glossy Archival Photo Paper (11 x 17", 25 Sheets) BH #HEPPG1117 is acid free.