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Archival Methods Three Ring Binder Box 12.25x13.25x1.5", Tan
SKU: AM06001 MFR: 06-001
$26.95
Key Features
- Safeguard photos & documents in this acid-free Archival Methods binder box.
- Tan binder box accommodates 3-ring binder mechanisms, size 12.25 x 13.25 x 1.5".
- Perfect for organizing & protecting up to 50 pages of prints in a durable format.
- Archival quality binder box ensures your cherished memories last for generations.
- Use this presentation binder box for professional portfolios or family keepsakes.
- Lay-flat design makes viewing & sharing your photos easy with this archival binder.
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Protect your photos and paper files
easy to use and smells great!
Great Value
Excellent boxes for the price. The rings don't fail like some other brands I've used.
It's time to elevate your document storage with the Archival Methods O Binder Box, a perfect blend of practicality and preservation. This three-ring binder box, measuring 12.25x13.25x1.5 inches, is meticulously crafted with archival-quality materials and metal edges, offering superior durability and longevity. Its stylish tan finish adds a professional touch, making it an ideal choice for office environments or academic settings.
This binder box is not just about looks; it's about functionality too. The spacious interior is designed to accommodate 10"x12" pages, providing ample space for your important documents, photos, or collections. The three-ring mechanism allows for easy insertion and removal of pages, offering the flexibility to customize your storage needs.
Beyond its use as a traditional binder, this product shines in its versatility. It's perfect for acid-free photo storage, ensuring your cherished memories are protected from degradation. It's also an excellent choice for filing important documents, keeping them organized and readily accessible.
For those involved in genealogical research or managing other collections, the Binder Box provides a secure and orderly way to store records that are frequently accessed by researchers or students. This concept of "active storage" ensures your collections are not just archived, but are also easily accessible for study or reference.
In essence, the Archival Methods O Binder Box is more than just a storage solution. It's a commitment to preserving your important documents and collections, all while maintaining a high level of organization and accessibility.
Archival Methods Three Ring Binder Features
- Made of heavyweight Archival Grade boxboard.
- The 1.5" O-ring provides the organizational capabilities of a binder while the box enclosure provides much greater protection from dust, dirt and other pollutants than does a standard ring binder. Accommodates most standard 3-ring page formats up to 10.5" X 12.5".
- Cutaway side provides easy access for page turning. The clamshell design offers double wall protection.
- Rust proof black metal corners provide stacking strength.
- Embossed labeling areas on box, accurately and consistently locate and position a standard pressure-sensitive (PSA) identification label.
- Made from fully bleached, high alpha cellulose pulp.
- It does not contain any post consumer waste recycled pulp. Paper is free of metal particles, waxes, plasticizers, residual bleach or peroxide. Sulfur content is less than 0.0008% reducible sulfur.
- The lignin content is measured by the phloroglucinol test with a Kappa number of 5 or less.
- Metallic Impurities: iron will not exceed 150 ppm and copper will not exceed 6 ppm. No optical brightening agents are used in the pulp.
- The paper contains a minimum of 3% calcium carbonate (CaCO3) with a pH range 8-9.5
- Alkaline or neutral sizing are used. No alum rosin or rosin sizing are used.
- Color dyes are light-fast and non-bleeding.
- Surface of the paper is smooth and free from knots, shives and abrasive particles.
- Board will not degrade and cause harm to artifacts stored in boxes made from this paper.
- Paper passes the PAT (Photographic Activity Test) ISO 14523 formally ANSI IT9.16