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Archival Methods 12x16" White Paper, Package of 100 Sheets
SKU: AM98006 MFR: 98006
$45.45
Key Features
- Protect photos & documents with Archival Methods' acid-free tissue paper sheets.
- Ensure lasting preservation; our lignin-free paper prevents yellowing over time.
- Buffered archival paper offers a safe cushion for delicate items in storage.
- Tear-resistant 12x16" sheets are lightweight & easy to handle for any project.
- Use acid-free paper to wrap heirlooms, artwork, or cherished family memories.
- Safeguard collectibles; each sheet provides a barrier against damaging acids.
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About Archival Methods 12x16in White Archival Paper, 100-PK
How can you ensure the longevity of your precious prints and albums With the Archival Methods White Archival Paper, you can. This 12x16" white paper is meticulously crafted to be both acid and lignin-free, ensuring the preservation of your valuable documents and photos. Weighing in at a sturdy 70 lbs., this text weight paper is more than capable of withstanding the test of time.
But it's not just about durability. This archival paper is also buffered with a 2% calcium carbonate reserve. This unique feature acts as a protective barrier, shielding your prints from environmental contamination. Plus, it's carbon-free, further enhancing its archival quality.
Whether you're creating album pages, interleaving between prints, or in need of an acid-free lining, this package of 100 sheets of 12x16" white archival paper is your reliable choice. Its superior quality and protective features make it an essential tool for photographers, artists, and archivists alike. Preserve your work and memories with the confidence that comes from using Archival Methods White Archival Paper.
Archival Methods 12x16in White Archival Paper, 100-PK Features
- High alpha cellulose pulp from purified wood fiber
- Buffered with calcium carbonate 2-3% alkaline reserve, pH 9 +/-0.5, acid-free
- Sulfur content is less than 0.0008% reducible sulfur
- Lignin content is tested by TAPPI 236 cm-85 and has a Kappa number of less than five
- Paper will not degrade and cause harm to artwork or documents