Clear File pages have passed the Photographic Activity Test (PAT) and are recognized by photographic professionals and archivists as the finest available. From The Library of Congress to The Tate Gallery, Clear File products are used all over the worid to provide safe, long-term protection for valuable photographic materials.

Clear File ArchivalCLASSIC Negative pages are the Original Polyethylene Formula. They feature translucent clarity, but are recommended for contact prints over their polypropylene counterparts because lower gloss and page reflectivity enable a sharper image to be produced. Format #12E is especially recommended because it features an exclusive thin backing that allows even better results with contact prints testing at 0 color/ 0 Density.

Clear File archival pages feature "rip-resistant" seals, a stitched sealing method that allows each seal to work independently to resist tearing, unlike straight line seals that continue to separate compleately once the rip begins. A stiched seal also provides greater air-flow between pockets to protect against ferrotyping, moisture and mildew.