This 100-pack of 16 x 20" Polypropylene Presentation Pocket 100-Packfrom Polypropylene Presentation Pocket 100-Packis designed to hold and protect digital or photographic prints from finger prints and smudges during handling and from outside contaminants, such as moisture and dust.

The Presentation Pocket is made of polypropylene, which is 6 mil thick. Because the polypropylene has a high clarity, images can be seen through the plastic without fogginess. The top-loading pocket is sealed on three sides, and the pocket has a 1/16" lip, therefore, making insertion or removal of a print easier without causing any damage. The Presentation Pockets are PAT passed, which means they're suitable for long-term storage.

6-Mil Thick High Clarity Polypropylene    Holds a Digital or Photographic Print    1/16" Lip for Easy Insertion and Removal    Top-Loading Pocket Sealed on Three Sides    Archival and PAT Passed

6-mil thick high clarity polypropylene

Top-loading pocket, which is sealed on three sides

1/16" Lip for Easy Insertion and Removal

Archival and PAT passed, which is suitable for long-term storage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this waterproof?

A: It will hold outdoors for short term when printed with a pigment ink printer. Just let it dry for a while (my recommendation, 24 hrs.) after printing before hanging outside.

Q: 2. Can these be used when making contact prints of 4x5 negatives? Will the flap show up in the print?

A: Yes, the Print File 4 x 5 Polypropylene FoldFlap Sleeves (50-Pack) can be used when making contact prints with 4x5 negatives, but it may reduce the quality of the print.

Q: 3. Will sleeved negatives fit back into the 4x5 film box?

A: When using the Print File 4 x 5 Polypropylene FoldFlap Sleeves, you can put the sleeved film back into a 4 x 5" film box (such as a Kodak Tri-X 4 x 5" box). Please note that it will curl up slightly on the side, but it will not damage the film.

Q: 4. Will this paper work with pigment ink?

A: Yes it is compatible with pigment inks.

Q: 5. Is this 3 core

A: The Premier Imaging Polypropylene Film (36" x 100' Roll) comes on a 2" core.

Q: 6. Can this be used for outdoor sinage?

A: Yes, this paper is made for outdoor signage

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. Can it be used in the Epson iPF670e?

A: I am not showing an Epson model IPF670e. But I do show a Canon model IPG670e. This roll would work with the Canon IPF670E

Q: 9. I have 4 by 7-inch glass negatives from the 19th century. Will these be ideal for archival storage?

A: As long as you are careful with inserting the glass negative into the Print File Negative Pocket and it is stored somewhere that will protect it from being crushed or broken during storage, yes, the Print File Negative Pocket (5 x 7-, 100 Pack) may be used for your archival storage usage needs.

Q: 10. Will this negative pocket fit in a 4 x 5 film box?

A: The Print File Negative Pocket (4 x 5", 100 Pack) is 5.25 x 5.19 inches so it would not fit into a cardboard box such as the ones that ship with Kodak 4x5 films.