Hollinger Unbuffered Tissue Paper – Archival Wrapping Tissue
Wrap, interleave, and protect delicate archival materials with Hollinger Unbuffered Tissue Paper. This acid-free, unbuffered tissue provides a clean, lightweight barrier for storing textiles, photographs, documents, and other sensitive collections that require long-term care.
Hollinger Unbuffered Tissue Paper is commonly used to wrap individual objects, separate layered materials, and cushion delicate items during storage or transport. The lightweight, acid-free tissue creates a protective barrier that helps minimize surface contact between collection items. Its unbuffered composition makes it suitable for materials that are not compatible with buffered paper, including certain textiles, photographs, and protein-based artifacts. Available in convenient sheet sizes, it supports a wide range of archival preservation and collection care applications.
Features:
- Acid-free, unbuffered archival tissue
- Lightweight paper for wrapping and interleaving
- Helps separate delicate materials during storage
- Suitable for protein-based and other buffer-sensitive materials
- Reduces direct contact between collection items
- Easy to fold, wrap, and layer around objects
- Available in convenient sheet sizes
- Suitable for archival preservation and collection care
- Weights: 12 lb. and 18 lb.
- Pack: 100 sheets
Specs:
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Specification |
Details |
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Product |
Hollinger Unbuffered Tissue Paper |
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Material |
Acid-free unbuffered tissue paper |
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Buffering |
Unbuffered |
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Colour |
White |
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Form |
Flat sheets |
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Application |
Wrapping, Interleaving, Cushioning, and Storage |
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Weights |
12 lb. and 18 lb. |
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Packaging |
100 sheets |
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Style |
Sheet and Roll |
Ideal For:
- Archives
- Museums
- Libraries
- Textile collections
- Photograph collections
- Costume and garment storage
- Paper-based collections
- Conservation labs
Why should unbuffered tissue paper be used instead of buffered tissue?
Unbuffered tissue is recommended for certain materials, including many textiles, photographs, wool, silk, leather, and other protein-based artifacts that may not be compatible with buffered paper.
Can this tissue be used for wrapping objects in storage?
It is commonly used to wrap individual objects, separate collection items, and add a protective layer during archival storage or transport.
Is the tissue safe for long-term archival storage?
The tissue is acid-free and intended for archival preservation applications where long-term storage materials are required.
Can it be cut to fit different objects?
The sheets can be trimmed or folded to accommodate objects of different shapes and sizes without affecting their archival properties.
Where is this tissue paper commonly used?
It is widely used in museums, archives, libraries, conservation labs, and other institutions responsible for preserving delicate collections.
| SKU | Hollinger Unbuffered Tissue Paper |
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