ClearFile Archival-Plus Slide Page, 6x6/6x7cm - 100 Pack

BH #CLP120T100 • MFR #230100B
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ClearFile Archival-Plus Slide Page, 6x6/6x7cm - 100 Pack

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ClearFile 230100B Overview

Clear File's Archival-Plus Slide Page are their best selling slide page. High gloss, highest clarity. Proudly manufactured by Clear File in the USA.

Note:
Fits Oversize 3-ring binders & albums only
Archival Safe - No PVC
Plastic enclosures manufactured from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) are not recommended for archival photographic storage. This plastic, often referred to as "vinyl", is not as stable as some other plastics. It can contain volatile plasticizers acid as it deteriorates.
Rip Resistant Seals
A stitched sealing method that allows each seal to work independently to resist tearing, unlike straight-line that continue to separate completely once the rip begins. In addition, stitched sealing increases the airflow between pockets and therefore further protects against ferrotyping, moisture.
Easy Contact Prints
By placing a loaded file page (negatives must remain emulsion side down) directly on top of the printing paper, it is possible to make sharp contact prints as well as enlargements for testing and proofing purposes.
UPC: 725983023111

ClearFile 230100B Specs

Item Type
100x Hole-Punched Sleeve
Capacity
12x 6 x 7 cm Mounted Slide
Loading Method
Top (with Hole Punch Pattern on the Left)
Hole Punch Pattern
3-Hole Punch
Thickness
7.9 mil / 0.2 mm
Materials
Polypropylene
Packaging Info
Package Weight
2.9 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
12.677 x 9.449 x 0.945"

ClearFile 230100B Reviews

50 years and counting

By Jose Alberto
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-09-01

I keep my images since I started photographing consciously. My oldest slides are from 1966, stored in plastic or paper boxes. Much of it was faded or grew mold. But from 1980 on, when I started to use clear, non PVC plastic pages and provided a cool and dry archival room my slides and negatives are preserved. Today, as I scan those 40 years old pics, few corrections are needed due to fading. Sure, most of the credits go to the controlled environment, but all this energy would be wasted in vain if I did not choose appropriate enclosures. I still keep in my personal archives the work of a great master of contemporary photography, whose 50 years old kodachromes kept in clear files still can be appreciated today as it might be for many more years.

Good product

By Samson
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2020-02-05

I would prefer a thicker material

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