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Archival Methods 22x28" White Paper, Package of 100 Sheets
SKU: AM98013 MFR: 98013
$128.25
Key Features
- Protect precious photos & documents with our acid-free Archival Methods paper.
- Ensure lasting preservation; our lignin-free paper prevents yellowing & decay.
- Use for interleaving photos in albums, creating a safe barrier against damage.
- Buffered archival paper offers extra protection against environmental pollutants.
- Tear-resistant & lightweight, ideal for wrapping delicate keepsakes for storage.
- Each sheet measures 22x28", perfect for lining boxes or wrapping larger items.
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About Archival Methods 22x28in White Archival Paper, 100-PK
Find the perfect solution for your archival needs with the Archival Methods White Archival Paper, sized at 22x28 inches and available in a generous package of 100 sheets. This premium quality, 70 lbs. text weight paper is meticulously crafted to be both acid and lignin-free, ensuring the longevity of your precious documents and prints.
Infused with a 2% calcium carbonate reserve, this archival paper actively combats environmental contamination, providing an additional layer of protection for your valuable items. Plus, its carbon-free composition further enhances its archival quality, making it an excellent choice for a variety of applications.
Whether you're creating album pages, interleaving between prints, or lining containers requiring an acid-free surface, this white archival paper is designed to meet your needs. Its versatile nature makes it a must-have for artists, photographers, and archivists alike.
Experience the difference in preservation with the Archival Methods White Archival Paper, your reliable partner in safeguarding your valuable works and memories.
Archival Methods 22x28in 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