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Why does Print File choose polyethylene over polypropylene for their negative preservers?

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Why does Print File choose polyethylene over polypropylene for their negative preservers?

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For almost thirty years, Print File has manufactured negative preservers from polyethylene, an archival material proven safe for maximum long term storage. We use polyethylene because the alternative, polypropylene, creates a greater static charge, which consequently attracts more dirt and dust to the negative. In addition, dust and scratches are more noticeable on enlarged negatives and slides; therefore, it is imperative that conditions to reduce dust and scratches be controlled as much as possible. We optimize these conditions by manufacturing our negative preservers from polyethylene.

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