Photo Sleeves Donau A4, polypropylene (PP), crystal clear, 60 µm thickness

Donau A4 photo sleeves are clear polypropylene (PP) pockets with a 60 µm thickness designed to protect and display A4-sized photographs, prints and flat paper materials. The crystal-clear finish offers transparent viewing while shielding surfaces from dust, fingerprints and light handling. These sleeves are suitable for archival storage, presentation in ring binders or safe transport of images that require flat, contact-protective enclosure.

Advantages

Made from polypropylene, the sleeves provide chemical stability and resistance to tearing while maintaining optical clarity. The 60 µm film thickness balances flexibility and durability, allowing easy insertion and removal of photos without excessive stiffness. The clear surface reduces glare and enables accurate visual inspection of stored items. The open-top design facilitates quick organisation and placement into folders or binders.

Suitable for

• Storing A4 photographs and photographic prints
• Protecting certificates, diplomas and flat documents
• Presenting pages inside ring binders and portfolios
• Transporting flat paper items without folding or creasing
• Short-term archival storage where basic dust and handling protection is required

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Size format: A4 fit for 210 × 297 mm documents
• Film thickness: 60 µm
• Finish: crystal clear, transparent
• Opening: open top (slide-in)
• Suitable for contact with paper and photographs under normal storage conditions

How to use

Slide the A4 photograph or document into the sleeve from the open top, aligning edges to avoid folds. For multiple items, insert each sheet individually to prevent abrasion between surfaces. Place sleeved items into ring binders, folders or archival boxes ensuring they lie flat and are not overpacked. Clean hands or lint-free gloves are recommended when handling valuable prints to minimise fingerprints and oils on the clear surface.

Usage recommendations

Store sleeved items in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight and high humidity to maintain material stability and reduce risk of fading of enclosed media. Avoid prolonged contact with PVC-based materials or plasticisers. For long-term archival requirements, evaluate compatibility with conservation-grade storage systems.