Sleeving for 17" roll paper

[EarlyMan]

Hi -
i believe that this might be the correct place to ask this question - i'm looking for some relatively inexpensive clear sleeving for putting my prints in. i mainly use 16" and 17" roll paper with my 4800. i'm not necessary looking for archival keeping qualities, this is simply to deliver prints to customers with.

Thanks!

-E

[KeithR]

Hi -
i believe that this might be the correct place to ask this question - i'm looking for some relatively inexpensive clear sleeving for putting my prints in. i mainly use 16" and 17" roll paper with my 4800. i'm not necessary looking for archival keeping qualities, this is simply to deliver prints to customers with.

Thanks!

-E
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I'm sure there are various sources but one that comes to mind is Light Impressions.

[TonyKarp]

Hi -
i believe that this might be the correct place to ask this question - i'm looking for some relatively inexpensive clear sleeving for putting my prints in. i mainly use 16" and 17" roll paper with my 4800. i'm not necessary looking for archival keeping qualities, this is simply to deliver prints to customers with.

Thanks!

-E
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Here is  a source for clear polypropelyne bags:

[a href=\"http://clearbags.com/?category|BAGS4]http://clearbags.com/?category|BAGS4[/url]

I usually get the longest length for a particular width.

For a new show, I am making prints 17" wide, as long as 5 feet. For these, I am using 6mil poly tubing. You can get it here:

http://www.uline.com/Browse_Listing_2103.a...uty+Poly+Tubing

You will need a roll holder for the poly tubing. The 18" wide roll weighs over forty pounds.