Lineco Unbuffered Interleaving Tissue 17X22 Pack Of 100

Lineco Unbuffered Interleaving Tissue 17x22 Pack Of 100

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Available in a pack of 100, this 17 x 22" Lineco Unbuffered Interleaving Tissue 17x22 Pack of 100from Lineco Unbuffered Interleaving Tissue 17x22 Pack of 100is a non-buffered tissue recommended for separating prints, drawings or lithographs, specifically colored prints, textiles, and watercolors. Albumen, cyanotype, dry transfer, or chromogenic prints also require un-buffered tissue. This tissue is 0.001mm thin for maximum translucency.

For Color Prints, Textiles, Watercolors For Albumen, Cyanotype, Dry Transfer Thin 0.001mm for Max Transparency

Parameters
Material	Non-buffered tissue
Dimensions	17 x 22" / 43.2 x 55.9 cm
Thickness	0.001 mm / 1 µm
Weight	16 g/m²
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.45 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	21.9 x 17 x 0.3"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where these disks are made ?

A: The Verbatim DVD-R 4.76GB 16x (100-Pack) BH #VEDMR16100 are made in Taiwan.

Q: 2. My photos are 4x6, but their envelopes measure 4.75 x 7.25. Will they fit in this box?

A: The interior dimensions are 7.5 x 11.00 x 5.5" so yes they should fit.

Q: 3. Can this tissue be used to mount fiber based pictures using an electric iron?

A: Yes, the Duracraft Dry Mount Tissue - 8 x 10" - 25 Sheets is best used with RC darkroom paper. And is also good with this iron, D&K Tacking Iron - Selector III BH #DKTIS3 • MFR #SE-2280 https://bhpho.to/3t4f5Un

Q: 4. Can you digitally print on this paper?

A: No, the Lineco Glassine Roll cannot be printed on.

Q: 5. Are the disks free of design? I printed them with my Casio printer

A: These discs are not printable.

Q: 6. Am I able to print on this tissue?

A: It is not possible to print on this tissue.

Q: 7. Where are made these disks ?

A: The Verbatim DVD-R 4.76GB 16x (100-Pack) BH #VEDMR16100 is made in Taiwan.

Q: 8. how deep does the border have to be to hide the corner?

A: Response 5524628 is correct. The plastic edge that holds the piece is 5/16th of an inch. As long as you leave more of a border than that you'll be fine.

Q: 9. Are these .625 photo corners hard plastic or soft and flexible?

A: Soft and flexible. However, it's rather putsy and time consuming to separate the plastic flaps to slide the paper corner into. Not sure I would buy these again. There are others out there with a runway to more easily slip the corners into.

Q: 10. Has anyone used this tissue to lay on top of a fine art paper, then rolled it? Would this tissue cause any scuffing of the fine art paper or image area when delicately rolled? Thanks!

A: When using the Archival Methods 16 x 20" Buffered Archival Tissue Papers, gently rolling the art work with the tissue paper on top will not cause any scuffing, as long as the "fine art paper" is dry.

Liese	22/09/2024
[1.45 lb] best of its kind. 5

DAN	22/08/2024
[1.45 lb] Exactly as advertised, though the packaging is not so good. You will need to transfer to another bag, box, folder, or something to hold them instead of the lightweight cellophane they are wrapped in 5

Miyoung	19/07/2024
[1.45 lb] Use these for the sale of my photos. 5

Usman H.	19/07/2024
[1.45 lb] I use these to protect my prints and find the quality is good. 5

Bluegirl	23/06/2024
[1.45 lb] Buffered tissue is available in a variety of sizes and from a variety of sources. Unbuffered tissue has become difficult to find and is a must for images that can fade when placed in contact with an alkaline material. I use this with my cyanotypes and color photographs. 5

Jeffrey	22/06/2024
[1.45 lb] I typically print images in one session, meaning I do all of the printing that I have to do in a continuous manner. The interleaving paper is a godsend in that I remove the image from the printer, and just before the next image comes out (a few minutes because I print using the highest density possible), I place a sheet of interleaving over the image and stack the newest image on top. I've never had one bit of trouble with the product and can't print without placing the product between images. 5

Maria	17/06/2024
[1.45 lb] The tissue worked as expected worked out great. 5

bonnietuna	15/06/2024
[1.45 lb] hard to find, but very useful in archiving pen & ink with watercolor pieces. We use this unbuffered paper and buffered boxes. 5

LAURA	03/06/2024
[1.45 lb] I always let my digital prints dry for 48 hours before I package them up and send them to buyers. After the first few hours, I put one of these tissue papers on top so the prints don't get any dust on them. I just weight the tissue down on the top and bottom edges a tad with whatever I have handy in my studio (little decorative stones, usually ha ha) so they don't float away. Works great. And I use the tissue in between prints when storing them. 5