Archival Tissue Paper Roll

Quality acid free archival tissue paper preservation for your heirloom textiles and other artifacts.

Archival tissue paper roll.

Gaylord archival unbuffered acid free tissue roll provides safe storage for protein based materials such as silk leather and wool. The buffered tissue is available in packages of 480 sheets or 1 000 ft. Un buffered archival tissue intended to be used for protecting protein based textiles such as silk and wool and for certain photographic prints such as cyanotypes blueprints or those made using the dye transfer process. The ultra thin acid free unbuffered tissue is great for protecting costumes textiles artifacts and rare books.

Tissue is buffered for added protection. 4 8 out of 5 stars 75. Thelinenlady 75 sheets 20 x30 acid free archival tissue paper lignin free protect your heirlooms. Price per package of 12 sheets.

The linen lady s acid free archival tissue paper unbuffered lignin free 25 protect your heirlooms. 4 7 out of 5 stars 109 18 96 18. Long rolls in various widths. Retroclean unbuffered archival grade tissue paper 24 inch x 36 inch 12 sheets.

25 sheets 24 x 36. Objects such as hats and embroidered purses can be lightly stuffed with tissue paper to help them keep their shapes. Free shipping on your first order shipped by amazon. Unbuffered calcium carbonate chalk is often added to paper pulp during the paper making process as a buffering agent.

In stock on october 7 2020. Acid free tissue paper can be folded and rolled into different shapes and placed within a fold to soften it. This tissue is an excellent choice for separating prints drawings or lithographs. Our buffered 12 archival tissue paper roll is made from recycled bleached materials with an alkaline reserve of at least 3 calcium carbonate as a ph buffer which will protect against acids that are not there initially but build up over time.

It is acid and lignin free and thin for easy folding padding or crumpling without hard edges. This buffering agent raises the ph level of the paper to the alkaline side of the scale.