Try Print File for archival storage and presentation products

[RalphLambrecht]

Ralph, does this answer your question?
http://www.printfile.com/FAQ.aspx#polyNEG

Yes thanks, it got me to this page:

http://www.printfile.com/PAT-information.aspx

and that's where the products positive PAT test results are shown.

The Photographic Activity Test (PAT) is a ISO standard (ISO 14523) for archival performance, and unless a product passes it, I won't use it.

 

[Jim Jones]

I've used Print File 35mm negative wallets for decades. They are convenient to store, and more important, hold the negatives back to back and front to front. This flattens the negatives. Unfortunately, these have been discontinued by Print File and other American manufacturers, and my supply is nearly exhausted. Perhaps this will finally compell me to get a DSLR.

 

[Print File]

First we would like to apologize to all who posted questions in this forum. Being new to APUG, we thought we were subscribed to this thread, but we were not.

Several people were asking about international orders to Australia. We do manufacture many of our pages in multi-hole and do ship to Australia. If you have problems getting a shipping quote via our website, please send us an e-mail and we will assist you.

It also seems like the question about the archival materials we use in manufacturing our products has been answered. If anyone has any further questions on this subject, please let us know.

We have also extended the APUG discount. Use the discount code APUG11 at checkout for a 10% discount at www.PrintFile.com. Discount is good until June 30.