With rectangular dimensions of 14.5 by 18.5" and a depth of 3", this gray 14.5x18.5x3" Drop-Front Metal Edge Archival Storage Box Grayfrom 14.5x18.5x3" Drop-Front Metal Edge Archival Storage Box Graycan hold up to 38 2/2 ply prints inside. Its two front corners are reinforced with black metal edges, which prevent the pack from being crushed if you decide to stack several boxes on top of one another. Removing the lid allows the front edge to drop, allowing for easy insertion or removal of contents.

The Drop-Front Box is designed for long-term storage, helping conserve matted photographs, artwork, and other important documents. It is made with scuff-resistant 60-point board, which is acid-free and has a pH level between 8.0 and 9.0. Additionally, the box features a lignin-free construction and PAT-safe certification.

Drop-Front Style for Easy Print Removal    Holds up to 38 2/2 Ply Prints    Reinforced Black Metal Edges    Acid- and Lignin-Free 60-Point Board    PAT-Safe    pH Level Between 8.0 and 9.0    Suitable for Long-Term Storage

4-ply window, 2-ply mat: Approx. 30 prints
4-ply window, 4-ply mat: Approx. 24 prints
2-ply window, 2-ply mat: Approx. 38 prints

Drop-front style for easy storage and retrieval

Reinforced black metal edges to help prevent crushing when stacked

Buffered, acid- and lignin-free board

PAT-safe, pH balanced between 8.0 and 9.0

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the interior dimensions?

A: Archival Methods does not list the interior dimensions for the Archival Methods 06-502 Binder Box (1.5 O-Ring, Gray), but they do state that it should accommodate most standard 3-ring page formats up to 10.5 x 12.5 inches in size. Archival Methods states the exterior dimensions are 12.5 x 13.5 x 1.5 inches.

Q: 2. Hi, why does it specify large binder? What's the difference between a large and a regular binder?

A: The Print File 020-0200 pages are recommended for use with an oversized binder as they will conform to the wider dimensions.

Q: 3. Will this fit the Besfile Archival Binder with Rings?

A: Yes.

Q: 4. 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: 5. 620 film actually measures 6.2 cm. Will they fit in the print file 120 horizontal archival pages, 2 per row?

A: 620 and 120 film are exactly the same film, only the spools are different.

Q: 6. What does "binder only" mean?

A: These pages are meant for a binder with the metal rings but you can store them in a box as well.

Q: 7. How many slide can I store with this $89 purchase it is unclear if it is 1200 or 3600?

A: The Archival Methods 07062 35mm Slide Storage System (Tan), B&H # ARSSB35TKQ, stores 1200 cardboard-mounted 35mm slides or approximately 600 glass-mounted slides.

Q: 8. Please clarify the capacity of this system. The description says it stores 200 cardboard-mounted slides and also holds 1200 cardboard-mounted 35 mm slides. ???

A: Total capacity of system (big box) is 1200 slides. Each of the smaller long boxes holds 200 slides. Has smaller open top boxes that hold 25 slides that fit inside the 200 slide box and also includes dividers. Actual total slide capacity +/- depending on style of slide (cardboard more / some plastic less). Used the system to ship slides for scanning, worked very well. Very pleased with product.

Q: 9. Will this work with a box binder and If not then what alternative is there?

A: Yes, it will fit in a box binder.

Q: 10. 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