The pack of 100 16 x 20" Interleaving Tissue from Print File is an acid- and lignin-free material that is used to separate photographs, drawings, or watercolors that are unsleeved during storage. The tissue prevents these types of materials from scratching or sticking to each other. The thin 0.04 mil tissue is unbuffered, leaving the pH levels between 7.0 to 7.5.

Acid- and Lignin-Free    Used to Separate Unsleeved Work    Prevents Scratches/Sticking of Material    Unbuffered Tissue    Thickness; 0.001    pH is Between 7.0 to 7.5

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If you pick up the Binder by the Spleen will all the Negatives fall out of the Sleeve?

A: If you pick it up by the ring side of the sleeve the negatives might fall out.

Q: 2. Is it only 3 holes? Or does it have 7 like the 35mm sheet? Also, what's the difference between an "oversized binder" and regular binder?

A: It has 3 holes for use in a standard 3 ring binder. Oversize binders are longer for larger size storage pages.

Q: 3. These are Print File code 120-3HB? Annoying that B and H doesn't actually use any of the print file codes to accurately list the products.

A: Yes it is item 120-3HB

Q: 4. Are the sleeves open at both ends?

A: Yes they are open at both ends.

Q: 5. can it hold two 8x10 prints?

A: Yes it could hold 2 prints.If prints were back to back, you could see the print on the other side.

Q: 6. is it really stiff and waxy? or soft tissue?looking for a softer tissue.

A: This is very thin and soft.

Q: 7. Will this fit the Besfile Archival Binder with Rings?

A: Yes.

Q: 8. What are the sleeves made of?

A: Based on Google, they are made of Polyethylene which has been proven safe for long periods of time. They also have no PVC in them. I've been using them for years with no issues.

Q: 9. Will these fit in the archival (plastic box-type) binders?

A: Yes.

Q: 10. Is this paper acid free?

A: Yes, this paper is acid free.