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Most Popular Protectors - Page & Print Products
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Apollo Paper - 32" x 40" - 100/pkg
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$107.25Apollo Paper is perfect for photos, document interleaving, xerography, envelope-making, and lining. Any black & white artwork or...MORE INFO
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Oversized Bags, Holds 32" x 40", 2mil - 50/pkg
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$87.95These transparent bags allow clear viewing and safe storage for frequently viewed prints, historical documents and o...MORE INFO
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TopLoad™ Envelopes, fits 11" x 14" pages
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$44.00Seamless envelope protection for delicate documents. These archival-quality 3-4mil. Polyester envelopes ...MORE INFO
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Polyester Film Roll, 40" width, 4Mil. - 100'
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$152.50Safe, untreated film - ideal for encapsulation or used as a barrier against acid & moisture migration in framing....MORE INFO
Most Popular Protectors - Page & Print Categories
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Protective Sleeves
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Archival Protective Envelopes
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Film Sheets - Rolls & Tapes
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Archival Tissue and Paper
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Archival File Folders
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Preservation Storage Bags
Popular Protectors - Page & Print
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Polypropylene Foldlock Sleeves for Prints
Lightweight, crystal clear polypropylene sleeves provide long term scratch resistant protection at lower prices than polyester sleeves. One piece side-locking construction assures secure closure. 100 sleeves per package -
Archival Grade Poly TopLoad Envelopes
Seamless envelope protection for delicate documents. These archival-quality 3-4mil. Polyester envelopes safeguard valuable photos & documents during handling and storage. -
Negative File Folders
These archival-quality folders index and store film. Each folder has a raised intex tab for ID information, and holds 6 strips of 35mm or 3 strips of 120 film. Folders are made of acid-free and lignin-free buffered TrueCore™ 133 card stock (pH 8.0-8.5). -
Apollo Tissue
Apollo Tissues are the lighter-weight versions of the Photographic Storage Papers, but made of a heavier bond than Wrapping Tissue. We watermark each sheet to identify the presence or absence of the buffering agent.
