Boards, backing boards, and mounting elements for the construction of individual archiving systems and the secure display of flat objects. Here you will find rigid mounting boards, lightweight honeycomb panels, acid-free corners and mounting strips, archiving clips, and mounting segments for fixing documents, photographs, and seals. Each element is acid-free and allows the object to be attached without the need for adhesive directly onto its surface.
Mounting objects is one of the most difficult problems in storing and displaying collections. The object must be held securely, but at the same time must not be subjected to pressure, bending, or contact with materials that could damage it. Mounting elements solve this problem. - they allow you to affix a document, photograph or stamp to a substrate in a secure, reversible and aesthetic manner.
Mounting corners (self-adhesive, acid-free polypropylene) hold an object by its corners without touching its surface – ideal for mounting photographs and documents in albums and on display boards. Archival mounting strips are used for fastening heavier objects and for creating hinges to view double-sided materials. Mounting segments – square for documents and round for seals, which provide delicate, point support for irregularly shaped items. Archival clips (polyamide) replace metal paper clips which rust over time and stain paper.
Mounting boards (white and black) act as rigid substrates for displaying and storing flat objects. - graphics, maps, posters and large-format photography. Honeycomb panels combine high stiffness with minimal weight, making them an ideal substrate for objects that will be displayed vertically or transported. All boards are acid-free and can remain in direct contact with historical objects indefinitely.
