The 25-pack of white GPN810 8 x 10" Glass Plate Enclosures from Print File contains four-flap envelopes used to store and protect glass negatives from dust and scratches. These acid- and lignin-free enclosures are made of a 7-pt. unbuffered white card stock. Each flap has a 1/8" score, so it can close properly and allow room for the thickness of the glass negative.

The envelopes have passed the Photographic Activity Test (PAT), which makes them suitable for long-term storage. Print File recommends storing the enclosures on their sides and not flat to reduce weight and avoid cracks or breakage in the glass. The Glass Plates Enclosures are compatible with Print File Flip-Top Archival Boxes.

For Storage and Protection    Four-Flap Envelope for Glass Negative    7-pt. Unbuffered White Card Stock    1/8" Score for Glass Thickness    Acid- and Lignin-Free    PAT Passed for Long-Term Storage    Compatible with Flip-Top Archival Boxes

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the diameter? I wanted to know if it will fit in the printer carrying bag.

A: I just put the box in with the photo booth

Q: 2. Compatible with DNP RX1

A: Yes, the DNP 6 x 8" Triple Strip Media Set for DS-RX1HS Printer (2 Rolls) BH #DNRX1HS6X83S is compatible with the DNP RX1.

Q: 3. Does this version include the 2x6 cutter upgrade?

A: Yes this version does come with the 2x6 cutter upgrade.

Q: 4. Does the DNP 620 cut the 2x6 strips or will I need to cut them manually?

A: When using the DNP DS6204x6 4 x 6" Roll Media for DS620A Printer (2-Pack), B&H # DNDS6204X6, with the DNP 620A, the printer makes the cut for you.

Q: 5. Is there an option to purchase matte paper? All I see is glossy. Thank you!

A: Dear Shopper, The paper comes only in glossy. You can print matte with that paper though. In the print profile there are several options to set up. You may select matte OR glossy from that profile. The printer takes a few seconds longer to print a matte finish picture. I think the printer heats the surface a bit to produce that matted finish.

Q: 6. Question, I have never had a printer like this and am curious as to the quality of the paper and how it compares to a photo paper. Does the manufacturer state the weight of the paper? Can anyone help me on this? Many thanks

A: Pretty standard dye-sub paper - not quite as beefy as traditional photo paper. Certainly no substitute for a wet-process print, but what do you want for $.50 and 8 seconds?

Q: 7. Can this printer be used in a vertical orientation? In other words can I place it on it's side and still function normally?

A: No, it needs to be installed on a firm, level surface where there is ample ventilation.

Q: 8. Since you are able to link multiple printers together, is it possible to designate one (DS40) for smaller prints (2x6/4x6) and one (DS80) for larger prints (4x8/8x10 or 12) and ANOTHER (DS40 or 80) for 5x7 only?

A: from what ive read yes I havent done it yet but depending on how you set it it will work

Q: 9. Does this printer have wireless capabilities?

A: Wireless capabilities have not been built in.

Q: 10. Does it come with a photo catch tray or do you have to purchase separately?

A: If you are buying it for 5x7 there is a separate, longer metal catch tray used. If you don't use it the photo will NOT eject properly.