Archival-grade, self-adhesive tape, stronger and thinner than linen or paper tape. Moisture proof, non-porous film backing remains stable. Reverse with heat, leaving article in its original state. No plasticizers.

Abaca self-adhesive hinging tape is superior to other self-adhesive hinging materials because it incorporates the strength and supple nature of the Abaca paper with a very strong adhesive, attributes that are especially important in today's digital world.

Archival tapes for framing and conservation. Pliable, for use as a hinge material, or for repair work. Compatible with paper, board, and most porous surfaces. Adhesive is reversible with water. White and Bone-Gray.

For repairing torn documents. Thin, extremely transparent, pressure-sensitive archival tape. Acid-free, safe, non-yellowing, and reversible. Dispenser box contains 98-ft roll.

Safe for any artwork, easy to use, lignin-free, and pH neutral. Strong, yet pliable. Has pre-torn edges for softness, and infused with acid-free polymer adhesive (reversible with water). 100 ft roll.

Use to hinge covers and spines, reinforce pamphlets, repair covers and loose pages. Strong, acid-free.

These self-adhesive tapes are made from a strong, acid-free fabric with a low-luster finish, making them ideal for archival applications. They can be used to join the edges of boxes, for hinging album pages, or for adding a finishing touch to the edges of boards.

Archival quality hinging white tape has a release liner paper. Coated with a neutral pH acrylic adhesive. 1-1/4" wide × 400" long.