The Archival Ringfolio Binder Box for Storage & Organizationfrom Archival Ringfolio Binder Box for Storage & Organizationis designed to store documents, artwork, and photographs and protect them from dust and moisture. The binder has three 2.5" D-rings that accept up to 85 pages with a maxiumum size of 12 x 10".

The Binder Box core is constructed from kappa board, which is a bookmaking board with no glue between the layers. The exterior is covered in a library-quality F-grade poly-cotton buckram and is moisture-resistant because of the 100% aqueous acrylic coating. Inside it's lined with an acid- and lignin-free 80 lb paper, which is sulfur resistant to <.0008%. The adhesive used is pH-balanced and buffered, and PAT testing has proved it to be suitable for long-term storage. The close-tolerance construction of the box keeps dust out, and the box has a reinforced hinge.

Stores Documents, Art, and Photos    Three 2.5" D-Rings    Covered with Buckram    Lined with Acid- and Lignin-Free Paper    Holds Up to 85 Pages    Close-Tolerance Build to Keep Out Dust    Reinforced Hinge    PAT Tested and Passed

Three 2.5" D-rings

Exterior covered in library-quality F-grade poly-cotton buckram

Interior lined with acid- and lignin-free 80 lb paper

Adhesive used is pH-balanced and buffered

Holds up to 85 pages

Reinforced hinge

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, is this same as Print File 120-4UB negative page, is it come with 7 punch holes like the 35mm negative page. Picture here shown only 3 punch holes. Thanks.

A: Yes. It has 7 punch holes

Q: 2. Are the rows open at each end so you can put a strip of 2 at one end and 1 frame at the other? I'm working through old family negatives that were cut by the processor in 1s and 2s.

A: They are opened at both ends.

Q: 3. What binder with slip would I need to accomadate these 4 strips of 3 6x7 negative pages?

A: The Print File Oversized Heavy Duty 3-Ring Binder, BH # PRB would be best to use in this case. https://bhpho.to/3WQw6ze

Q: 4. Is this compliant with the Century archival storage with rings binder?

A: I've been using PrintFile archival pages for somewhere around fifteen or twenty years - I forget. I've scanned both black and white and color negatives and slides, and any corrections needed were due to exposure problems or to the films not having been stored properly. If you want your films to last for a long time you'll have to store them at the proper temperature and relative humidity. Just putting them in archival pages is not enough. By the way, b&w film keeps way longer than color.

Q: 5. How many sleeves do I get?

A: This SKU is for a pack of 100 sleeves.

Q: 6. 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: 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. Is this ONLY 3 Ring Binder (ONLY 3 HOLES, NOT 5)?

A: This is Printfile style CP 35-6HB. You can see in the Printfile catalog that it has 7 holes to accommodate a wide variety of ring binders. I checked my sheets and all my Printfile holders have 7 holes.

Q: 9. Is there only one strips frame or is there 25 in there?

A: Print File Archival Storage Page for Negatives, 35mm, 6-Strips of 6-Frames (Hanger or Binder) - 25 Packs BH #PR356625 has 6 strips of 6 frames per page and there is 25 pages total.

Q: 10. Will this accept 10 negatives with a frame size of 6x7?

A: Yes, the Print File Archival Storage Page for Negatives, 6x7cm (120), 4-Strips of 3-Frames, Horizontal, (Oversized Binder Only) - 100 Pack will accept 10 negatives with a frame size of 6x7.