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Conservation boxes

Conservation boxes are one of the most effective ways of preserving documentation in libraries and archives. For one, they avoid contamination with polluting dust particles and reduce the effect of polluting gases. Another advantage which makes these conservation boxes essential is the mechanical protection they offer when handling and consulting documents. They are an initial shield, even in cases of damage due to fire, water or fungus growth due to humidity.

We have been working with SCHEMPP conservation boxes for more than 20 years and offer boxes, folders and special solutions made from paper, cardboard and corrugated board that meet the high standards of ageing resistance, for paper (DIN ISO 9706) and for boxes (DIN ISO 16245A).

The size and functionality of conservation boxes must always be made to measure of the original documents. Libraries generally opt for individual boxes, while archives usually work with individual folders which, in turn, are stored in standardised boxes. Our box range offers special solutions for documents with stamps, photographs, posters, or documents that vary greatly in size:

Conservation box designs

Folder box

Of simple design, easy to assemble and perfect for storing books, files or loose sheets. Available in corrugated fibreboard or cardboard. Especially recommended for objects with a thickness of less than 20 - 25 mm where other designs, such as boxes with lids or file boxes, cannot be used. Folder boxes are available in different versions:

- SB 11 Standard design with protective cardboard between the fold-in flap and the object
- SB 12 Without protective cardboard
- SB 13 Design for libraries, with exposed spine
- SB 14 Folder-shaped design

Box with lid

Two-piece box in corrugated cardboard without metal parts or staples. Recommended for the horizontal storage of objects with a thickness from 25 mm and for different museum artefacts.

- SB 21 Standard box
- SB 22 Box with reinforced sides
- SB 23 Box with reinforced bottom
- SB 24 Box SB 21 with folding side
- SB 25 Box SB 22 with folding side
- SB 26 Box SB 23 with folding side

Clamshell Box

Clamshell box in corrugated cardboard. Recommended for vertical storage of bound books and objects, or horizontal storage of loose-leaf collections in folders. This type of construction makes it easy to remove the book or documents from the spine.

- SB 31 Standard box with two single sides and double front
- SB 31A Like Box SB 31, with ring mechanism
- SB 32 Box with three reinforced sides
- SB 23 Box with four reinforced sides and bonded bottom

Archival box

Archival box for archiving documents, journals or collections horizontally or vertically. The SB 46 design is perhaps the most widespread archival box used in the archives of Spain. The SB 41 design can be ordered in a longer size to store rolled up objects such as posters or maps.

- SB 41 Box for horizontal storage and fixed cover on one side
- SB 42 Box for horizontal storage. Lid and bottom removable
- SB 43 Like SB 41, box with removable inner box
- SB 44 Box for vertical storage and fixed lid on one side
- SB 46 Box for vertical storage and fixed cover on the upper side

Slipcase

Case for storing books and/or magazine collections vertically.

- SB 51 Slipcase. With lateral opening that leaves the spine exposed.
- SB 52 Magazine shelf file, open at top.
- SB 53 Magazine shelf file for SB 51

Folders and sleeves

Folders and sleeves are used to store and separate documents or files in boxes. Depending on the requirements and the type of object, they are made of cardboard, paper or paper without alkaline buffering for photographs.

- SB 91 Folder with three sides and a cover adjustable to the thickness of the document
- SB 92 Sleeve with one or two central folds
- SB 93 Folders with three sides, for graphic artwork or maps
- SB 94 Four flaps for storing photographic plates on photographic paper with four sides
- SB 95 Sleeves with more than one closed side

Roll storage tube

The roll storage tubes come in different thicknesses and diameters and are made from white conservation cardboard to store objects such as historical maps, textiles or other large format items in roll form.

- Tube diameters range from 75 mm to 400 mm, with a length of 200 cm or 400 cm and a cardboard thickness between 1.5 mm and 4.5 mm

Accessories

There is a wide variety of accessories for dividing or filling boxes or creating compartments for smaller objects.

Main projects

Archive of the Congress of Deputies

date: 2010-2012.

Restoration of 1038 boxes of documents from the General Series of the Interior Government of the Castilian Parliament and printed matter of the Archive of the Congress of Deputies.

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Protect and keep contamination out.

Conservation boxes

We have been working with SCHEMPP conservation boxes for more than 20 years and offer boxes, folders and special solutions made from paper, cardboard and corrugated board that meet the high standards of ageing resistance, for paper (DIN ISO 9706) and for boxes (DIN ISO 16245A).

We have been working with SCHEMPP conservation boxes for more than 20 years and offer boxes, folders and special solutions made from paper, cardboard and corrugated board that meet the high standards of ageing resistance, for paper (DIN ISO 9706) and for boxes (DIN ISO 16245A).

Conservation box designs

Folder box

- SB 11 Standard design with protective cardboard between the fold-in flap and the object - SB 12 Without protective cardboard - SB 13 Design for libraries, with exposed spine - SB 14 Folder-shaped design

Box with lid

Two-piece box in corrugated cardboard without metal parts or staples. Recommended for the horizontal storage of objects with a thickness from 25 mm and for different museum artefacts.

- SB 21 Standard box - SB 22 Box with reinforced sides - SB 23 Box with reinforced bottom - SB 24 Box SB 21 with folding side - SB 25 Box SB 22 with folding side - SB 26 Box SB 23 with folding side

Clamshell Box

Clamshell box in corrugated cardboard. Recommended for vertical storage of bound books and objects, or horizontal storage of loose-leaf collections in folders. This type of construction makes it easy to remove the book or documents from the spine.

- SB 31 Standard box with two single sides and double front - SB 31A Like Box SB 31, with ring mechanism - SB 32 Box with three reinforced sides - SB 23 Box with four reinforced sides and bonded bottom

Archival box

Archival box for archiving documents, journals or collections horizontally or vertically. The SB 46 design is perhaps the most widespread archival box used in the archives of Spain. The SB 41 design can be ordered in a longer size to store rolled up objects such as posters or maps.

- SB 41 Box for horizontal storage and fixed cover on one side - SB 42 Box for horizontal storage. Lid and bottom removable - SB 43 Like SB 41, box with removable inner box - SB 44 Box for vertical storage and fixed lid on one side - SB 46 Box for vertical storage and fixed cover on the upper side

Slipcase

Case for storing books and/or magazine collections vertically.

- SB 51 Slipcase. With lateral opening that leaves the spine exposed. - SB 52 Magazine shelf file, open at top. - SB 53 Magazine shelf file for SB 51

Folders and sleeves

Folders and sleeves are used to store and separate documents or files in boxes. Depending on the requirements and the type of object, they are made of cardboard, paper or paper without alkaline buffering for photographs.

Roll storage tube

The roll storage tubes come in different thicknesses and diameters and are made from white conservation cardboard to store objects such as historical maps, textiles or other large format items in roll form.

- Tube diameters range from 75 mm to 400 mm, with a length of 200 cm or 400 cm and a cardboard thickness between 1.5 mm and 4.5 mm

Accessories

There is a wide variety of accessories for dividing or filling boxes or creating compartments for smaller objects.

Main projects

Archive of the Congress of Deputies

date: 2010-2012.

Restoration of 1038 boxes of documents from the General Series of the Interior Government of the Castilian Parliament and printed matter of the Archive of the Congress of Deputies.

We are here for you.

We will be happy to advise you on any type of conservation or restoration service.

Carrer de Guillem d'Anglesola, 9 bajo 46022 València

- SB 11 Standard design with protective cardboard between the fold-in flap and the object
- SB 12 Without protective cardboard
- SB 13 Design for libraries, with exposed spine
- SB 14 Folder-shaped design

- SB 21 Standard box
- SB 22 Box with reinforced sides
- SB 23 Box with reinforced bottom
- SB 24 Box SB 21 with folding side
- SB 25 Box SB 22 with folding side
- SB 26 Box SB 23 with folding side

- SB 31 Standard box with two single sides and double front
- SB 31A Like Box SB 31, with ring mechanism
- SB 32 Box with three reinforced sides
- SB 23 Box with four reinforced sides and bonded bottom

- SB 41 Box for horizontal storage and fixed cover on one side
- SB 42 Box for horizontal storage. Lid and bottom removable
- SB 43 Like SB 41, box with removable inner box
- SB 44 Box for vertical storage and fixed lid on one side
- SB 46 Box for vertical storage and fixed cover on the upper side

- SB 51 Slipcase. With lateral opening that leaves the spine exposed.
- SB 52 Magazine shelf file, open at top.
- SB 53 Magazine shelf file for SB 51

Carrer de Guillem d'Anglesola, 9 bajo
46022 València