This 100-pack of 17 x 22" 3-Sided Sleeves from Archival methods is designed to safely handle prints, photographs, and documents against fingerprints and smudges. Because of the optically clear plastic, whatever is being stored can be viewed and displayed without difficulty. Each side of the 1.5 mil biaxially oriented polypropylene sleeve has received the Corona treatment to emit low static charge, which results in not attracting as much dust. The sleeve is sealed on three sides, and prints are top loaded through the top side. The acid-free polypropylene makes the sleeve suitable for long-term storage of materials. Additionally, the high tensile strong plastic can also hold multiple prints or a photograph that has been matted and mounted to a board.

For Storage, Handling, and Display    Protects Prints, Photos, and Documents    Holds Mounted or Multiple Prints    Sealed on Three Sides    Top Loading with Sleeve Held Vertically    1.5 mil Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene    View Contents Through Clear Plastic    Low Static Charge with Corona Treatment    Safe for Long-Term Storage and Acid-Free    High Tensile Strong Plastic

Sealed on three sides with a top-loading open end on the short side of the sleeve

1.5 mil optically clear biaxially oriented polypropylene

Polypropylene emits low static charges and received the corona treatment on both sides of the sleeve

Sleeve is acid-free and safe for long-term storage

The high tensile strong plastic holds a mounted and matted print or multiple prints at one time

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Which binder from B&H can these sleeves fit in?

A: The Adox ADOFILE 120 Negative Sleeves can work with many binders. This some of many, https://bhpho.to/48KBBWR

Q: 2. Is it compatible with the epson 3880 plotter?

A: Yes, this should work just fine with the Epson 3880.

Q: 3. What is the paper thickness on these Verbatim DVD sleeves compared to the Maxell paper DVD sleeves? I know that the white Memorex sleeves (which BH does not have right now) is thicker than the Maxell white sleeves. Thanks! -Tim

A: To answer my own question, I purchased the Verbatim DVD sleeves and they are comparable to the thickness of the Memorex. Maybe slightly thinner but hardly noticeable. Verbatim sleeves and Memorex sleeves are both noticeably thicker paper than the Maxell sleeves.

Q: 4. 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: 5. 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: 6. Is this buffered or non-buffered glassine? Thank you

A: The manufacturer states that the Rollei MACO Glassine Negative Sleeves for 120 Format Film (4-Strips, 100-Pack) are acid- and lignin-free and are museum quality that is suitable for archival purposes, but they do not indicate if they are buffered or un-buffered glassines.

Q: 7. How thick are these compared to the Print File sleeves?

A: According to the manufacturer, Adox, they state that the thickness of one polypropylene layer is 70 µm (2.76 mil). One Adofile is made of two layers, so the thickness of the whole file is around 140 µm (5.5 mil). PrintFile's website states that the PrintFile 35-7BXW Negative Pages (package of 100) has a 3 mil (76.2 µm) top sheet and a 1.8 mil (45.72 µm) bottom sheet, so the thickness of the whole file is 4.8 mil (121.92 µm).

Q: 8. How many slide can I store with this $89 purchase it is unclear if it is 1200 or 3600?

A: The Archival Methods 07062 35mm Slide Storage System (Tan), B&H # ARSSB35TKQ, stores 1200 cardboard-mounted 35mm slides or approximately 600 glass-mounted slides.

Q: 9. Do these envelopes seal?

A: No, the ClearFile Print Protector "envelopes" do not seal.

Q: 10. Is this acid and lingin free?

A: Yes, the Archival Methods Short Top Box (5.5x11.75x6'') is made from acid- and lignin-free ArchivalGrade™ boxboard.