This pack of FoldFlap Sleeves from Print File can be used to enclose 50, four-frame strips of 120 film for archival or safe handling. Utilizing a clear, polypropylene construction, each sleeve measures 2.5 x 10.125", is 2.4 mil thick, and is Photographic Activity Test (PAT) compliant. When placed within a Print File 120 Polypropylene FoldFlap Sleeve, the emulsion of a film strip is protected against fingerprints, scratches, dirt, dust, moisture, fading, and chemical staining.

Each sleeve features a folder configuration that allows a film strip to be easily inserted or removed along its length. Once a film strip is placed inside, it can be secured by using the sleeve's top flap to lock both sides of the sleeve together, creating a firm seal that can be opened when needed.

For further protection and organization of film strips within a 120 Polypropylene FoldFlap Sleeve, each sleeve is compatible with a Print File NFF35-120 Negative File Folder, a Print File FE120 120 Negative Flap Envelope, or a Print File ULT120-3HB Negative Page, which can be fastened within a file folder or a three-ring binder.

Holds 4-Frame, 120 Film Strips    Useful for Film Archival Purposes    Protection from Dirt, Dust, or Moisture    Useful for Safe Film Handling    Protection from Fingerprints, Scratches    Secure Folder Design with Flap Lock    Easy Insertion or Removal of Film    Clear, Polypropylene Construction    Photographic Activity Test Compliant    Usable with Select Envelopes, Preservers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the sleeve have a 3-hole punch so it can be put in a binder?

A: These pockets do not contain holes for use in a binder.

Q: 2. Does this product come in a size that would fit a 4 x 6 photo set?

A: not specifically 4x6 sized but you could use the 5x7 envelopes.

Q: 3. are these pages 11 wide or 11 high? Are the holes included in the width? thanks

A: The Print File 911PB Polyester Album Page is 9 x 11.5 size allows full 8.5 x11 sheet to fit. It is vertical so the page is 11.5 inches tall. And the punched holes do not take up space for 8.5 x 11 images.

Q: 4. 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: 5. Can I use this for 6x9 negatives and slides?

A: The Print File Archival Storage Page for Negatives, 6x7cm (120), 4-Strips of 3-Frames, Horizontal, (Oversized Binder Only) - 100 Pack, B&H # PR6743100, is designed for use with 6x7 cm 120 negative strips. While 6x9 cm 120 negative strips are the same height, they would not be the same length as they are longer by design. As such, while the above pages is designed to hold three (3) frames of 6x7 cm negatives, you may only get two (2) frames of a 6x9 cm negative in the sleeve with space left over (but not enough space for a third frame). You would have to decide if you will cut your negatives so they are in strips of two (2) instead of strips of three (3), or if you would prefer to store your uncut negatives in a roll such as using the Print File Archival Storage Film Strip Roll for 120 Negatives - 1000', B&H # PRNS120, for your storage usage needs.

Q: 6. I have 4 by 7-inch glass negatives from the 19th century. Will these be ideal for archival storage?

A: As long as you are careful with inserting the glass negative into the Print File Negative Pocket and it is stored somewhere that will protect it from being crushed or broken during storage, yes, the Print File Negative Pocket (5 x 7-, 100 Pack) may be used for your archival storage usage needs.

Q: 7. 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: 8. 1.Is this the same with 35-7BXW?(If not,what's the different?)2.what's the different with B&H # PR357625 MFR # 010-01183.Can it fit with B&H # VUSTBBQ MFR # V200?

A: It's the same, I just ordered some. 7 strips of 6 frames = 42 frames. And they fit inside the Safe-T-Binder. I just ordered more of those too but I have both next to me and they fit.

Q: 9. Do these really measure 13 x 19 ? That would make it impossible to insert a 13x19 print. I'm hoping that they might be an extra 1/4 in each dimension.

A: The actual sleeve is larger than 13x19, although I've never measured it. It fits a 13x19 print inside of it perfectly.

Q: 10. This would be the first time that I used this type of system. Would you use one sleeve to hold a single negative or a set of negatives (roll)?

A: You can certainly use 1 sleeve for a whole roll, otherwise space will fill up quickly.