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Print File Archival Storage Page for Slides, 35mm

BH #PR35T100 • MFR #050-0265
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Print File Archival Storage Page for Slides, 35mm
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Print File 050-0265 Overview

Print File Archival Storage Page for Slides - Print File storage pages provide excellent protection for your images. They are available in a wide variety of sizes and configurations.

Note:
Fits binder only
NO PVC - safe for long term storage
Strong continuous seams prevent negative hang up
Styles available with data area for each pocket
UPC: 029368202659

Print File 050-0265 Specs

Item Type
100x Hole-Punched Sleeve
Capacity
20x 35mm Mounted Slide
Loading Method
Top (with Hole Punch Pattern on the Left)
Hole Punch Pattern
3-Hole Punch
Thickness
8 mil / 0.2 mm
Materials
Polypropylene
Dimensions
11.62 x 9.38" / 292 x 241 mm
Packaging Info
Package Weight
2.67 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
12.5 x 10.05 x 1.05"

Print File 050-0265 Reviews

Filing Remedy

By Walter
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-08-31

These are just what is needed for filing slides. Clear and room for labeling or notation.

Good Source

By Michael
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-01-04

Been using these to file my slides for decades. Now in the process of gifting my slides to a major university library, so Print File pages will help organize 40 years of work.

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I have had problems with 35mm slide pages , years ago, where the emulsion would stick to the page. Does this type prevent that?
Asked by: Anonymous
I have not had that problem with these pages. I keep my slides in a room that is usually <70 degrees F with an air conditioner to keep humidity down in summer, so that may help. These pages are specifically designed to be archival, however, so unless you subject them to unusually harsh treatment they should not cause any sticking. I have been using them for over 25 years.
Answered by: Stephen S.
Date published: 2023-01-13
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