Keep your images stored in a safe and inert environment with this Slide Page for Square Film (10-pack) from Print File. Each plastic sheet has 12 pockets, and each pocket measures 2.8 x 2.8" so it can be used for storing mounted and unmounted transparencies and negatives. Made of archival quality 8 mil polypropylene, the sheets are P.A.T. approved and can be used for long-term storage without degrading the images. Each page measures 9.9 x 11.9" and is seven-hole punched for compatibility with a wide variety of binders.

Holds 12 Frames of Square Film    Archival Quality 8 mil Polypropylene    Safe for Long-Term Storage    Pocket Size: 2.8 x 2.8"    Page Size: 9.9 x 11.9"    7-Hole Punched    P.A.T. Approved

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will 120 Tmax100 or TriX400 fit in these storage pages or do I need to buy bigger?

A: These pages can accommodate any 120 film strips based on the way they are cut.

Q: 2. Are the rows open at each end so you can put a strip of 2 at one end and 1 frame at the other? I'm working through old family negatives that were cut by the processor in 1s and 2s.

A: They are opened at both ends.

Q: 3. What does "binder only" mean?

A: These pages are meant for a binder with the metal rings but you can store them in a box as well.

Q: 4. will this fit into a normal 3-ring binder?

A: Yes, these are designed to fit in a regular 3 ring binder. They are not as wide as an 8.5 standard letter page {measuring the full side-to-side}, but they are just a bit taller than the 11 , probably like 11.25 . A normal binder should accept the extra height but I suggest you try to lay them horizontal instead of vertical, in the long term it might help keep the natural tendency for the film to curl when it has the extra weight on it, plus some other reasons, but that it just my two cents, others may have no issue with storing them vertical (upright).Hope that helps

Q: 5. How many units come in the box?

A: 25 units it's a 25 pack. Each sheet holds 4-Strips of 3-Frames, 6x6cm (120/220) Film

Q: 6. 620 film actually measures 6.2 cm. Will they fit in the print file 120 horizontal archival pages, 2 per row?

A: 620 and 120 film are exactly the same film, only the spools are different.

Q: 7. Are these roomy enough to hold 4x5 glass dry plates?

A: I've never worked with glass plates and I don't know their exact size and thickness. However, in an attempt to answer your question I tried loading the old ground glass from a few different view cameras. Some fit nicely; some wouldn't fit at all. It seems as if the largest that would fit is 3 7/8 x 5 , but that glass is relatively thick (3/32 - window glass). That's as helpful as i can be.

Q: 8. how many sheets in a pkg.?

A: about 50

Q: 9. Are these sleeves clear on both sides so you can hold them up to a light and identify them?

A: Yes, Print File Archival Storage Page for Negatives, 4x5", Holds 4 Negatives or Transparencies is clear on both sides therefore you can print contact sheets or view your negatives on a lightbox.

Q: 10. Does PVC free mean that it is acid free?

A: As per the manufacturer, these Print File Archival Storage Pages for Negatives would be PVC free of harmful materials to your photographic material, making them archival and safe for long term storage.