CARMAC® Archival File Folders – Acid-Free, Buffered (10 pt.)
Protect important documents with archival file folders designed for long-term preservation. Made from acid-free, lignin-free stock, these folders help prevent deterioration, discoloration, and damage over time.
Some documents are worth keeping for decades. Whether you're storing family records, legal papers, certificates, manuscripts, or historical materials, these archival file folders help protect them from the natural damage caused by acids and poor-quality paper. The cream-coloured surface protects against dirt and stains, helping your files stay clean and easy to handle. They're a practical choice for libraries, archives, museums, offices, schools, and anyone who wants to keep valuable records organized and in good condition. Simply place your papers inside and store them in archival boxes or cabinets for added protection.
Features:
- Made from acid-free, lignin-free 10 pt. folder stock
- Buffered with 3% calcium carbonate to help slow paper deterioration
- pH 8.5 for long-term preservation
- Cream colour with a soil- and stain-resistant finish
- Suitable for storing letters, reports, manuscripts, and other paper records
- Helps prevent yellowing and discoloration over time
- Designed for archival and long-term storage applications
Ideal For
- Libraries and archives
- Museums and historical collections
- Government and legal records
- Schools and universities
- Genealogy and family records
- Photographs, letters, and important documents
- Businesses storing permanent records
- Designed for archival and long-term storage applications
Specifications
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Specification |
Details |
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Material |
Acid-free, lignin-free folder stock |
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Thickness |
10 pt. |
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Buffering |
3% calcium carbonate |
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pH Level |
8.5 |
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Colour |
Cream |
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Surface |
Soil- and stain-resistant |
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Pack Size |
100 folders |
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Recommended Use |
Long-term document preservation |
1. Why are acid-free file folders important?
Regular folders can contain acids that slowly damage paper. Acid-free folders help prevent yellowing, brittleness, and discoloration, making them better for long-term storage.
2. What does "buffered" mean?
These folders contain 3% calcium carbonate, which helps neutralize acids that can develop over time. This added protection helps preserve documents for longer.
3. What types of documents can I store in these folders?
They're suitable for letters, certificates, legal records, manuscripts, historical papers, family documents, and other materials that need long-term protection.
4. Can these folders be used in offices and libraries?
Yes. They're commonly used in archives, museums, libraries, schools, government offices, and businesses that need to preserve important records.
5. How should I store archival file folders for the best protection?
Keep them in a cool, dry environment and use archival storage boxes or cabinets when possible. Avoid areas with high humidity, direct sunlight, or large temperature changes.
| SKU | CARMAC® Archival File Folders |
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