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Archival Methods 24x30" White Paper, Package of 100 Sheets
SKU: AM98014 MFR: 98014
$156.70
Key Features
- Safeguard precious photos & documents with our acid-free archival tissue paper sheets.
- Use this buffered archival paper to protect heirlooms, ensuring lasting preservation.
- The soft texture of this lignin-free paper gently cradles delicate items in storage.
- Tear-resistant archival quality ensures your valuable prints stay protected during moves.
- Perfect for interleaving photos in albums, preventing scratches with archival paper.
- Our 24x30" white archival paper keepsakes pristine for generations to come.
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About Archival Methods 24x30in White Archival Paper, 100-PK
Under the trusted brand name of Archival Methods, this 24x30" White Archival Paper is a top-notch choice for professionals in the printing and photography industry. Crafted with a high standard of quality, this paper is acid and lignin-free, ensuring the longevity of your prints and safeguarding them from environmental damage.
Weighing in at 70 lbs., this text weight paper is not just durable but also versatile. It's buffered with a 2% calcium carbonate reserve, a feature that further enhances its reliability by preventing environmental contamination and maintaining a carbon-free status.
This professional-grade paper is not only ideal for creating album pages but also serves as an excellent interleaving material between prints or as a lining when an acid-free surface is required. With its popular 24x30 size, this package of 100 sheets of white archival paper is a reliable choice for those seeking superior quality and performance in their printing and photographic endeavors.
Archival Methods 24x30in 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