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Staples Shop Ticket, 8.5" x 11", Clear, 50/Pk image 1
Item: 1686771
Model: 28497

8.5" x 11" sheet.Clear.50/pk.Store and protect work orders, production schedules, inventory cards and more.Heavyweight clear rugged poly for maximum durability.Convenient, reinforced eyelet at top for easy hanging.Stitched reinforced black nylon edging provide added strength.Top loading.PVC free.Acid-free.Archival Quality

Price is  $52.59
Unit of measure 50/Pack
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Staples Shop Ticket, 11" x 17", Sewed, 25/Pk image 1
Item: 1682909
Model: 28515

11" x 17" sheet.Clear.25/Pk.Store and protect work orders, production schedules, inventory cards and more.Heavyweight clear rugged poly for maximum durability.Convenient, reinforced eyelet at top for easy hanging.Stitched reinforced black nylon edging provides added strength.Top loading.PVC free.Acid-free.Archival Quality

Price is  $56.89
Unit of measure 25/Pack
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About Archival Document Protectors

Archival document protectors are essential tools for preserving important documents, photographs, and memorabilia. Designed to shield items from dust, moisture, and physical damage, these protectors ensure that your valuable papers remain in pristine condition for years to come.

These protective sleeves are ideal for both personal and professional use, making them perfect for organizing important documents, artwork, or historical records. By using archival document protectors, you can maintain the integrity of your items while allowing for easy access and display.

When selecting archival document protectors, consider factors such as material quality, thickness, and size. Look for acid-free and lignin-free options to ensure that your documents are safeguarded against deterioration and discoloration over time.

Additionally, choose protectors that offer UV protection to prevent fading from sunlight exposure. Many archival document protectors come with features like top-loading designs for easy insertion and removal, making them convenient for frequent use while keeping your documents secure.

What are archival document protectors used for?

  • Archival document protectors are used to safeguard important documents, photographs, and memorabilia from damage caused by dust, moisture, and light. They help preserve the quality and longevity of valuable items.

Are archival document protectors acid-free?

  • Yes, most archival document protectors are made from acid-free materials, which prevent yellowing and deterioration of documents over time. This is crucial for preserving the integrity of sensitive papers.

How do I choose the right size archival document protector?

  • To choose the right size, measure the dimensions of the documents you wish to protect. Select protectors that provide a snug fit without being too tight, ensuring easy insertion and removal.

Can archival document protectors be reused?

  • Yes, archival document protectors can be reused as long as they remain in good condition. They are designed for durability, allowing you to switch out documents as needed without compromising protection.

Do archival document protectors provide UV protection?

  • Many archival document protectors are designed with UV protection to help prevent fading and damage from sunlight exposure. This feature is particularly important for preserving photographs and artwork.

Where can I use archival document protectors?

  • Archival document protectors can be used in various settings, including homes, offices, schools, and museums. They are ideal for organizing important documents, preserving artwork, and protecting historical records.