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Tech Tip 005: IMAGELINK Spools and Boxes Are Acid and Lignin Free
IMAGELINK polystyrene spools and polypropylene microfilm boxes are acid and lignin free and suitable for long-term storage under ISO 18911 and ISO 18902.
The 16 mm and 35 mm (international only) black plastic spools are made of polystyrene, and the black plastic microfilm boxes are made of polypropylene. Both are acid and lignin free and can be used as enclosure materials for long-term microfilm storage.
Highlights
- 16 mm and 35 mm spools made of polystyrene
- Black flip top boxes made of polypropylene
- Acid and lignin free
- Suitable for long-term storage under ISO 18911 (storage practices for processed safety films)
- Conforms to ISO 18902 (enclosures and containers for processed photographic film, plates and paper)
Source:Eastman Park Micrographics(epminc.com)(opens in a new tab)
Frequently asked questions
What material are the 16 mm and 35 mm IMAGELINK spools made of?
The black plastic 16 mm and 35 mm spools are made of polystyrene.
What material are the black microfilm boxes made of?
The black plastic microfilm boxes are made of polypropylene.
Are the IMAGELINK spools and boxes acid and lignin free?
Yes, both are acid and lignin free.
Can IMAGELINK spools and boxes be used for long-term microfilm storage?
Yes, they can be used as enclosure materials for long-term microfilm storage.
Which ISO standards do the IMAGELINK spools and boxes conform to?
They are suitable for long-term storage under ISO 18911 and conform to ISO 18902 for enclosures and containers for processed photographic film.
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