Are the sheets archival quality?
164133
I'm using the sheets to store 35mm cardboard framed slides from the 1960s, if that is helpful.
164134
Print File products repeatedly claim archival quality, acid free,etc. Unfortunately the slides themselves are not...I have dye failure on many slides, 60 to 70 years old, but those sealed in metal or tight plastic boxes have fared better. I would also suggest binders or sealed boxes.
164135
The answer is yes if the are labeled "Acid Free No PVC." I have them and I am using them for archival storage of 60+ year old slides. I keep the sheets in an air tight plastic container which is also acid free and no PVCs.
164136
I'm not sure what you mean; I'm using the sheets to store 35mm cardboard matted slides from the 1960s, if that is helpful.
164137
yes, they are. The top margin of each sheet has a label that includes the notation: "archival preserver."
32846
No, but they are wonderful. Especially after they have been washed. The back side is not rough or harsh but not as soft as top side.The bottom sheet is soft.
1667463
Yes. I was impressed with the quality for the price. It is the whole table as advertised. U would want to buy sheets seperatly though.
1742065
I'm sorry that I cannot answer, as the sheets are in a second home, and not used yet.
1933337
If you are talking about archival grade for data files, I have been using these for about six years and have never had a problem with them. The pro line is excellent quality.
1394588
I would return them. As long as you lay the sheet carefully and neatly over the pictures you shouldn't have a problem. I only purchased one box and I can see now that I will have to order another soon. Wouldn't hesitate to order the same product. Hope this helps.
1412900
Yes they are. The pages are held by prongs. It's like an old fashioned scrap book.
2167206
Gee, I really don't know if they archival quality. I think that for the price, they probably are not. I got them to hold post cards from all the trips I've been on, but nothing really of great monetary value. I would have to assume that if they don't say they are archival quality, they probably aren't.
1807827
This item is loose paper sold in a ream of 500 sheets. Thank you for your question.
673430
Yes, the quality will be excellent. You will probably have to feed by single sheets though, which will be a pain if you have to do a lot of volume.
967122
http://www.c-lineproducts.com/qp424-35mm-storage-photo.html description doesn't specify archival quality. Have noted no deterioration of photos in 2 years but certainly that may not be indicative
163320
Yes they are. They are great sheets so far. Held up after washing, and have a nice soft feel.
1951955
I haven't had any break yet, and some of them are pretty full with papers. I've had them for at least a couple of months now, and I really like them.
50462
They are about as thick as cardstock, maybe a little thicker. I would say they are thick enough. Thicker than the cheap papers.
990432
Francisco, I use Print File archival preservers and have for many years. I don't know what they are made of but they are a clear plastic. Pictures show through fine and I have never had a photo damaged. I highly recommend.
1933339
nope but supposedly (have not had for long enough to tell for sure) better quality than most standard dvd-rs. Sorry if you thought you found a bargain, I agree the prices on archival grade are ridiculous.
1797240
Yes the sheet quality is great; I ordered 2 sets. You have to be prepared for top hem to be a bit irritating. My husband commented on it so I know it's a pretty substantial concern.