Hollinger Newspaper Boxes – Archival Storage Boxes (60 pt)
Newspapers and oversized publications require storage that accommodates their full size without folding or rolling. Hollinger Newspaper Boxes provide archival-quality protection for newspapers, maps, posters, and other large-format collections while keeping them organized for long-term storage.
Hollinger Newspaper Boxes feature a two-piece design with a fully telescoping lid that makes it easier to access large-format materials without disturbing the rest of the collection. The sturdy 60 pt. archival board and reinforced metal edges provide added strength during storage and stacking. Their shallow design also helps prevent boxes from being overfilled, allowing newspapers, maps, mounted photographs, and oversized documents to remain neatly arranged and easier to retrieve when needed.
Features:
- 60 pt. acid- and lignin-free buffered board (pH 8.5)
- Two-piece construction with telescoping lid
- Reinforced metal edges for added strength
- Provides enhanced stacking durability
- Grey/white archival finish
- Heavy-duty 60 pt. archival board construction
- Two-piece box with a fully telescoping lid
- Reinforced metal edges for added strength
- Suitable for newspapers, maps, posters, artwork, and oversized documents
- Shallow design helps prevent overloading
- Provides reliable support during storage and stacking
- Keeps oversized collections organized and easy to access
- Suitable for long-term archival storage
Ideal For:
- Newspapers and large documents
- Maps, prints, and oversized materials
- Archives, libraries, and collections
- Oversized periodicals
- Mounted photographs
- Artwork
Specifications:
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Specification |
Details |
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Product |
Hollinger Newspaper Boxes |
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Material |
60 pt. Archival board |
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Construction |
Two-piece box with telescoping lid |
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Reinforcement |
Metal edge stays |
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Application |
Storage of newspapers and oversized materials |
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Archival Quality |
Acid/lignin-free, buffered (pH 8.5) |
Why do these boxes have a separate telescoping lid?
The two-piece design allows the lid to be removed without lifting the entire box, making oversized materials easier to access while reducing unnecessary handling.
What materials can be stored in these boxes?
They are commonly used for newspapers, maps, posters, mounted photographs, artwork, and other oversized archival materials that should remain flat during storage.
How do the reinforced metal edges help?
Metal edge reinforcement adds strength to the box, improving durability during routine handling and when boxes are stacked for storage.
Why is the box designed with a shallow profile?
The shallow design helps reduce the likelihood of overfilling, allowing large-format materials to remain organized and easier to retrieve.
Are these boxes suitable for long-term archival storage?
Yes. They are manufactured from acid/lignin-free 60 pt. archival board buffered to pH 8.5 and are intended for long-term preservation of oversized collections.
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