The pack of 100 8x10 Print File Interleaving Tissue Pack of 100from 8x10 Print File Interleaving Tissue Pack of 100is an acid- and lignin-free material that is used to separate photographs, drawings, or watercolors that are unsleeved during storage. The tissue prevents these types of materials from scratching or sticking to each other. The thin 0.04 mil tissue is unbuffered, leaving the pH levels between 7.0 to 7.5.

Acid- and Lignin-Free    Used to Separate Unsleeved Work    Prevents Scratches/Sticking of Material    Unbuffered Tissue    Thickness; 0.001    pH is Between 7.0 to 7.5

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. is it really stiff and waxy? or soft tissue?looking for a softer tissue.

A: This is very thin and soft.

Q: 3. Are these acid and lignin-free?

A: The Lineco Unbuffered Interleaving Tissue (13 x 19", Pack of 100) according to the manufacture is acid-free and is recommended for use with protein based materials such as leather, silk, and wool. Cyanotype, dry transfer or chromogenic prints also require unbuffered tissue.

Q: 4. Does this product come in a size that would fit a 4 x 6 photo set?

A: not specifically 4x6 sized but you could use the 5x7 envelopes.

Q: 5. 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: 6. Does the sleeve have a 3-hole punch so it can be put in a binder?

A: These pockets do not contain holes for use in a binder.

Q: 7. Could it work for A4 size 5 mil thick magazines???

A: The Print File Polypropylene Presentation Pocket (9 x 12", 100-Pack) can hold A4 size 5-mil thick magazines.

Q: 8. Are the openings of these large enough to comfortable fit SLEEVED 8x10 films (meaning 8x10 films that are sleeved in a product like this https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/214727-REG/Lineco_Archivalware_PL14503_Proline_Sheet_Film_Sleeve.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/214727-REG/Lineco_Archivalware_PL14503_Proline_Sheet_Film_Sleeve.html/a ?

A: Short answer, no.If you're already putting your film in a sleeve, you'll run the risk of scratching and getting dust on it. If you want to sleeve it twice, the risk is doubled. I use the Print File to store my 8x10 film, and I don't use anything in conjunction with it. The Print file has held up very well over 20 years with my negs and I wouldn't use anything else. They offer enough protection by themselves, no need to use the Lineco.

Q: 9. is it very waxy stiff or soft like tissue?

A: This is very thin and very soft.

Q: 10. can it hold two 8x10 prints?

A: Yes it could hold 2 prints.If prints were back to back, you could see the print on the other side.