Archival Methods Museum Case 16.5x20.5x2.5" Deep, Black Buckram with White Lining

Key Features

• Case top and bottom is Kappa binder's board (0.1), a bookmaking board with no glue between layers
• Lined with 10 point acid-and lignin-free card-stock
• PAT tested and passed
• Covered in book binding cloth with a moisture-resistant, 100% aqueous acrylic coating
• Adhesive is pH balanced and buffered, <.0008%> sulfur content
• Reinforced hinge, with dust flap
• Sides and spine are made of low-resin basswood
• Close-tolerance construction to keep out dust
• The tops of these boxes have a lip that helps keep out air-borne contaminates
• Thick walls of the case provide outstanding physical protection for the contents
• Sides and spine are made of low-resin basswood for superior stacking strength
• The top and bottom are thick (0.1) binder's board; Interior is lined with acid- and lignin-free card stock
• The spine of the case is hinged so that the top can fold open and lay flat for easy removal of contents
• When closed the box is sealed on all sides
• The heavyweight, acrylic-coated black cloth covers assure long-lasting use
• Sturdy, lockable latches are designed to withstand repeated opening and closing
• A metal label holder on the front accepts a standard 3 x 1.25" label
• All hardware is nickel-plated