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Lineco Buffered Acid-Free Interleaving Tissue 8.5" x11", Archival Tissue Extends Life of Papers, Photographs, Artwork and Textiles, for Black & White, Color, and Albumen Prints, Pack of 100, 2 Pack
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Lineco Buffered Acid-Free Interleaving Tissue Features
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Lineco is a leading manufacturer of archival storage materials for preservation of photos, documents, and artwork. Trusted by museums and archives, perfect for your family records.
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Use for separating and preserving important prints, documents, photos, and artwork. Wrap around and stuff 3D objects as well as fragile textiles, bridal gowns and hats.
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The translucent nature of the thin but strong tissue allows you to identify pieces without touching them, and prevent friction between printing surfaces.
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Extra preservation- buffering neutralizes acids and prevents acid migration. Use inside Lineco Archival Storage Boxes and Cartons to extend the life of your most prized possessions.
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Acid-free and lignin-free, .001 thick 8.5" x11" translucent sheets, pack of 100, 2 Pack.
About Lineco Buffered Acid-Free Interleaving Tissue
Very thin (.001) acid-free tissue with a 3% calcium carbonate buffer added. Buffering agent will help neutralize acids and prevent acid migration to the objects that the tissue is used to preserve. Buffered interleaving tissue extends the life of paper, photographs, textiles, and artifacts. Use for most photographs, including black & white, color & albumen prints. Most items in storage, especially in the collectibles arena, would benefit from storage in a buffered enclosure. This is especially true for the vast majority of paper items. Because of its ability to neutralize acids and extend the life of paper, photographs, textiles, and artifacts, buffering is more often than not a benefit in interleaving tissue, storage boxes, folders, and other paper enclosures. For most photographic materials, including black and white prints, color prints, and albumen prints, either buffered or unbuffered enclosures are satisfactory.
