ClearFile Archival-Plus Print Page for 5x7 Printsare manufactured from a specially formulated polypropylene for the safe long-term protection of your valuable images. ArchivalPLUS Negative pages are Clearfile's best selling brand. Clear File ArchivalPLUS storage pages feature incredible crystal clear clarity and are manufactured in a heavier thickness than flimsier alternatives that results in improved durability and presentation.

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.

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.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What size binder are people using to store these pages in? The Bestfile box it suggested is too small. Thanks!

A: The following sheets will fit in all G-series albums Please review the following item Print File Premium Series-G Archival Album for G-Series Pages (Black) BH #PRAGQ • MFR #080-0505 https://bhpho.to/33XFtav

Q: 2. The description says they are clear, but they appear to be backed by white where the photo isn't showing. Are they completely clear?

A: Yes, They are clear as stated in the description. Nice product with Print File being my first choice for protecting prints or transparencies, regardless of size.

Q: 3. I have photos with writing on the back, are these pages clear all the way through such that the writing would be visible?

A: Yes, the Print File 57-4P Archival Storage Page for 4 Prints is clear all the way through. However, it is designed to have the pictures back to back, which would hide any writing if all 4 photo pockets are being used.

Q: 4. Does it fit a standard three ring binder?

A: Sorry for the delay in answering ... YES, they do fit standard three-ring binders.

Q: 5. Can these be used to scan the photos through the printers document feeder?

A: How many films do you have? I am a professional photographer mainly working with films. If you dont mind, you can ship your films to me, and I will scan them for you. The charges will be much lower than 3K.

Q: 6. Could you put prints in these?

A: Yes there are specific print preserver file sheets for 5x7 prints. Print File Archival Storage is the company we use. The size for print file sheets is, 57-4P.

Q: 7. Are these free of acid and lignin?

A: I contacted the manufacturer concerning your inquiry. According to Print File, yes, the Print File Premium Series-G Archival Storage Page for Prints - 4x6" - Holds 8 Prints - 25 Pack is both acid free and lignin free. However, they state that in reality, all plastic is acid free and lignin free. Lignin is a substance in wood pulp that breaks down into acids. As such, acid- and lignin free is appropriately asked about paper products, not plastic products.

Q: 8. Are they flexible or a hard plastic?

A: The Print File 810-2P Archival Storage Page for 2 Prints (8 x 10", 25-Pack) is a flexible sleeve.

Q: 9. Are these pages clear all over or is there a white strip where the holes are?

A: The punch holes are on a white strip that's not transparent.

Q: 10. Will it fit a polaroid 600?

A: Your Polaroid 600 prints are 4.21 x 3.46" / 107 x 88 mm so these pages would be a little large but based on all of the sizes we sell, the Print File 44-8P Archival Storage Page for 8 Prints would be the nearest fit.