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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. What quick release plate will fit this ball head?

A: The ballhead comes with a Arca Quick release plate.See this ballhead for the Arca Quick release plate. Davis & Sanford PB-236-18 Powerball Dual Control Ballhead with Quick Release B&H # DAPB23618 MFR # PB236-18 NOTE: MFR # on ballhead is PB236-18A. The ballhead supplied with the product is MFR # PB236-18A (Similar to PB236-18).NOTE: The ballhead on the B&H photo on the product page is not the ballhead recieved with the tripod. The B&H photo shows a MFR # PB336-18. Davis & Sanford TR654C-36 Traverse Carbon Fiber Grounder Tripod With Ball Head B&H # DATCF4SGT MFR # TR654C-36 =======================================I am using an Acratech Quick Release Plate for Telephoto Lenses (3 ) B&H # ACQRLP3 MFR # 2181 that is attached to my Fujifilm XF 50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR Lens B&H # FU5014028 MFR # 16443060. Lens is attached to Fujifilm X-T1 Mirrorless Digital Camera (Body Only) B&H # FUXT1B MFR # 16421452.REASON: Did not like the arca quick release plate that came with the ballhead for this size lens attached support. This larger plate works fine with the ballhead. Balance of camera and lens is good. Plate locks down tight in the ballhead.========================================================I also have a Sunwayfoto PFL-XT1R L-Bracket for Fujifilm X-T1 B&H # SUPFLXT1R MFR # PFL-XT1R attached to my to Fujifilm X-T1 Mirrorless Digital Camera (Body Only) B&H # FUXT1B MFR # 16421452. I use the L Bracket vice the Arca Quick Release plate on the tripod when I am shooting with Fujifilm XF 16-55mm f/2.8 R LM WR Lens B&H # FU165528 MFR # 16443072 on my Fujifilm X-T1 camera. The L Bracket works great with the ball head. Easy to remove and locks down tight.=================================================NOTE: I have only been using the above setup recently. I going on a trip to Grand Teton, Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks in September 2015. I plan on writing a review after carrying on my backpack and using in the field. I do like the size and weight and how the tripod folds to compact size. I will have no problem putting the tripodin my luggage during flights. Also the load on the backpack is light. Curious how the tripod will perform in mountain winds.Mr. K.J. Smithamateur photographer

Q: 2. How much of this tripod is actually made of carbon fiber? And does the 3.25 lbs. listed weight include the ballhead?

A: The tripod legs weigh 2.75 lbs and the head weighs .5 lbs. The total for the tripod and head combined is 3.25 lbs.The manufacture does not list the percentage of carbon fiber the tripod is made of. The legs are and the column but are carbon fiber but the other parts like the leg twists and feet are not.

Q: 3. Could any one suggest me, Can i use this tripod for my SonyA6300 Camera?

A: This tripod is perfect for your camera! I just received this tripod in the mail a week ago and I'm very happy with the quality. I use a canon 5D with a 24-105 lens and it can handle that just fine, it will have no problem with the A6300.

Q: 4. can I turn the center leg horizontally like vanguard tripods?

A: No. You cannot

Q: 5. How tall for the tripod without center column?

A: We measured the Davis and Sanford TR654C-36 to be 55 3/8" tall without the center column.

Q: 6. Can you insert the center column upside down with the camera below?

A: This tripod comes with a separate short center column for low profile shooting.

Q: 7. Can the tripod legs support more than the 12 lbs stated? Is the supported weight limited by the head?

A: The Davis & Sanford TR654C-36 Traverse Carbon Fiber Grounder Tripod With Ball Head will not provide a solid support for more than 12 lbs--it may not fall down, but it won't be the steady support you need.

Q: 8. What is the D&S warranty on this tripod?

A: The will come with a Limited 10-Year Warranty form Davis & Sanford.

Q: 9. Where is this tripod made?

A: The country of origin for this tripod would be the country of China

Q: 10. Is Maximum Height: 65" with or without centre-column extension? It is not clear from the description or the pictures.

A: The 65" (165.1 cm) maximum height of the Davis & Sanford TR654C-36 Traverse Carbon Fiber Grounder Tripod would be with the center column extended/raised.