This case of 10, 50-packs of Print File FoldFlap Sleeves can be used to enclose 500, four-frame strips of 120 film for archival or safe handling. Utilizing a clear, polyester construction, each sleeve measures 2.5 x 10.125", is 3 mil thick, and is Photographic Activity Test (PAT) compliant. When placed within a Print File 120 Polyester 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 Polyester 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 120-3HB 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, Polyester Construction    Photographic Activity Test Compliant    Usable with Select Envelopes, Preservers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can these be used when making contact prints of 4x5 negatives? Will the flap show up in the print?

A: Yes, the Print File 4 x 5 Polypropylene FoldFlap Sleeves (50-Pack) can be used when making contact prints with 4x5 negatives, but it may reduce the quality of the print.

Q: 2. Will sleeved negatives fit back into the 4x5 film box?

A: When using the Print File 4 x 5 Polypropylene FoldFlap Sleeves, you can put the sleeved film back into a 4 x 5" film box (such as a Kodak Tri-X 4 x 5" box). Please note that it will curl up slightly on the side, but it will not damage the film.

Q: 3. Can this sleeve be used when making contact prints from 4x5 negatives? Will the flap show up in the print?

A: Yes, the Print File 4 x 5 Polypropylene FoldFlap Sleeves (50-Pack) B&H # PRFF24M45PL will work for contact prints.

Q: 4. Are these meant to hold a single negatives strip or can they hold multiple strips? If so, how many?

A: Print File does not list home many strips the Print File NFF35-120 Negative File Folders can support. It can hold more than one strip but many use it for one so they do not touch.

Q: 5. I want to know if I can store my 5x7 in this box or only 4x6?

A: The box is only 4.5" tall so 5x7 photo won't fit.

Q: 6. Does this include enough Print File SB24 Slide Storage Boxes for 500 slides?

A: It comes with the Print File 2x2" - 500 Slide Storage Box and 20 archival removable Slide Bins.

Q: 7. Are the index dividers also acid- and lignin-free?

A: Yes, Print File shows this product as having an acid-free and lignin-free white paper lining.

Q: 8. How many cases are there?

A: Never mind about the question.

Q: 9. Does the box include 35mm negative sleeves and numbered dividers similar to the old Negafile boxes?

A: The Print File NFF35-120 Negative File Folders, BH # PRB33120NSE are not included with the NSB35-120 Storage Box. https://bhpho.to/3Be5nD1

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.