Cardboard pages / Folders
Cardboard pages, folders with or without flaps, folders with filing mechanism or preservation folders – all these products can be used to create units in a simple and cost-effective manner. Indexing and listing is imperative for efficient storage of originals. The units formed in this way offer significant advantages for conservation and make up the foundation of every collection. In the event of a catastrophe, such units are fundamental for fast, systematic salvaging and maintaining order after damage control has been achieved.
Cardboard pages
Cardboard pages with two or four punched holes are the simplest way of turning a stack of archival material into units. One cardboard page on top and one below in combination with a filing mechanism create very economical units that may then be placed in ageing-resistant packaging. Our standard range of products includes all common formats, while other sizes and designs are available on request.» to the product group
Folders without flaps
Folders without flaps consist of a strip of paper or board, folded or grooved in the middle, with or without multiple grooves. The surface area of a folder without flaps should be larger than the surface area of the objects to be placed inside.» to the product group
Folders with flaps
Folders with flaps, sometimes referred to as expansion or juris folders are common. They are an economical way to collect, protect and group objects. Folders with flaps and multiple creases can be used to store different material quantities in units of the same surface area, which are easy to stack or store in archival boxes.» to the product group
Folders with filing mechanism
Folders with filing mechanism can be used to store punched archive material in a specific order. Folders with a KLUG-CONSERVATION filing mechanism can hold the contents of a complete binder. Compared to storage in binders, storage in folders with filing mechanism reduces storage requirements by 50 %. Leafing through and copying the documents contained is easy thanks to the mechanism developed by KLUG.» to the product group
Preservation folders
Honeycomb preservation folders are suitable for storage of pressure-sensitive objects. They are generally composed of a frame with grip holes for removal of objects and a lower cover or flap. Honeycomb preservation folders have proved to be very useful. Several layers of these are often stacked in clamshell boxes for storage.» to the product group
