Buffered Economy Tissue Paper – Archival Wrapping & Interleaving Tissue
Not every collection needs museum-grade tissue for basic wrapping and interleaving. Buffered Economy Tissue Paper offers a lightweight, 10 lb. option at 6.7-7.2 pH, giving archives and libraries a cost-effective way to add general protection without stretching the budget on higher-spec materials.
This tissue is made from lightweight, fully bleached wood pulp paper, buffered to sit between 6.7 and 7.2 pH for general wrapping and interleaving needs. It suits everyday tasks like separating documents, cushioning smaller items, or adding a protective layer where a degree of purity matters. Since it's built for routine, high-volume use rather than specialty conservation work, it's a practical fit for archives handling large quantities of general materials.
Features:
- 10 lb. lightweight tissue for flexible handling
- Buffered (pH 6.7–7.2) for added protection
- Fully bleached wood pulp paper
- Suitable for general wrapping and interleaving
- Provides a clean, protective barrier
- Now 20''x 30''
- Cost-effective alternative to specialty archival tissue
- Ideal for high-volume, everyday collection tasks
Ideal For:
- Wrapping delicate items
- Interleaving prints and documents
- Archives, libraries, and storage
- Routine, high-volume archival tasks
- Budget-conscious collection care programs
- Everyday handling of non-specialty materials
Specifications:
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Specification |
Details |
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Product |
Buffered Economy Tissue Paper |
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Material |
Fully bleached wood pulp paper |
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Weight |
10 lb. |
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pH |
6.7–7.2 (buffered) |
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Application |
General wrapping and interleaving |
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Use Case |
Routine, high-volume collection care |
Is this tissue strong enough for regular archival use?
Yes, it's designed for everyday wrapping and interleaving tasks. It's not intended for delicate conservation work, but it holds up well for routine handling of general paper-based materials.
How is this different from buffered archival tissue like Hollinger's?
This is a more economical option at 10 lb. weight, meant for general-purpose use. Specialty buffered tissue, like Hollinger's .001" option, is thinner and built for more delicate interleaving work.
Can I use this tissue for photographs?
It's better suited to general paper-based materials rather than photographs. For photo collections, a purpose-built photographic-grade tissue is usually a safer choice.
Why choose buffered over unbuffered for general wrapping?
Buffered tissue helps neutralize acids in the materials it comes into contact with, which is useful for most paper-based items that aren't sensitive to alkaline conditions.
Is this a good option for large-scale rehousing projects?
Yes, its lower cost and general-purpose design make it practical for projects involving large volumes of standard paper documents or records.
| SKU | Buffered Economy Tissue Paper |
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