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ISO 18902:2013

ISO 18902:2013 Imaging materials – Processed imaging materials – Albums, framing and storage materials

CDN $131.00

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Description

ISO 18902:2013 specifies the principal physical and chemical requirements for album, storage and framing materials to prevent damage to processed or printed imaging materials over time. It covers requirements for:

paper and paperboard;

plastics;

metals;

writing instruments;

adhesives;

tapes;

self-adhesive labelling materials;

stamping inks and pads;

framing and glazing materials used as, or in the construction of, storage and display materials for black-and-white or colour reflection prints or negatives made with traditional silver-halide and silver dye bleach photographic materials;

dye- and pigment-based inkjet, dye diffusion thermal transfer (“dye sublimation”), and liquid- and dry-toner electrophotographic digital prints.

Edition

3

Published Date

2013-06-14

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

9

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 18902:2013 specifies the principal physical and chemical requirements for album, storage and framing materials to prevent damage to processed or printed imaging materials over time. It covers requirements for:

paper and paperboard;

plastics;

metals;

writing instruments;

adhesives;

tapes;

self-adhesive labelling materials;

stamping inks and pads;

framing and glazing materials used as, or in the construction of, storage and display materials for black-and-white or colour reflection prints or negatives made with traditional silver-halide and silver dye bleach photographic materials;

dye- and pigment-based inkjet, dye diffusion thermal transfer ("dye sublimation"), and liquid- and dry-toner electrophotographic digital prints.

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