Oxford Sheet Protectors Clear Economy- archival
By Joan Young on
These protectors are archival safe, and I search this brand out to buy them for many projects because they are very good at a low price
I prefer to store many of my office and home projects in 3-ring binders, so I go through a lot of sheet protectors.Ive tried a lot of brands, and this is my favorite in the price range.Of course vinyl archival pages are much nicer, but they get pricey fast!I use these for family scrapbook albums, some recipes, to protect important letters, and a work sample portfolio.
Another advantage of lightweight protectors is that you can get more of them in a notebook.
They hold standard 8.5 x11 inch pages, load from the top, and are 3-hole punched for normal binders.
The sheets are clear, but with a matte finish, so they do not glare much when you try to read through them.See picture taken under a strong light. They do not pick up ink transfer from copied documents.
The binding edge seems strong enough; I havent had any of the holes tear out.
They are perfect for permanent storage of documents or pictures that you want to preserve, without spending a small fortune to do it.Always look for the words archival safe on the package if you want to protect papers.
I've got to look for these for scrapbooking supplies.
I have used these in the past and agree that they are made nice. I have never had a problem with them splitting up the side like some do.