Description
These archival bookmarkers are made from light grey, age-resistant, buffered 130gsm archival paper and are designed for use with documents, files, books, photographs and other collection materials.
A semi-circular cut-out in the upper section allows the bookmarker to be securely attached to one or several sheets without the need for adhesives, staples or other potentially damaging fixings. Once attached, the upper section remains visible above the object, providing space for a handwritten label, reference number or barcode.
The archival paper is manufactured from 100% bleached cellulose without recycled or wood-containing fibres. It is acid-free and lignin-free, with an alkaline reserve of more than 3% natural calcium carbonate to support long-term permanence.
The paper contains no optical brightening agents and has a specially strengthened surface that is dirt-resistant and erasable. It is also non-bleeding in accordance with DIN ISO 16245:2012.
The material meets the technological requirements of ISO 9706 and has passed the Photographic Activity Test in accordance with ISO 18916:2025, making the bookmarkers suitable for use alongside photographic and sensitive archival materials.
Suitable for museums, libraries, archives, record offices, special collections and other organisations requiring safe and durable identification markers.
Product specifications:
- Material: Archival Paper 048
- Colour: Light grey
- Paper weight: 130gsm
- Size: 180 x 60mm
- Pack quantity: 100 pieces
- Semi-circular cut-out for attachment to one or several sheets
- Space for labels, reference numbers or barcodes
- Made from 100% bleached cellulose
- Contains no recycled fibres
- Free from wood-containing fibres
- Acid-free and lignin-free
- pH 7.5–10.0 in accordance with ISO 6588-1:2021
- Buffered with more than 3% natural calcium carbonate
- Neutral, synthetic sizing without alum additives
- Cobb60 sizing value below 25
- Free from optical brightening agents
- Non-bleeding in accordance with DIN ISO 16245:2012
- Dirt-resistant and erasable strengthened surface
- Photographic Activity Test passed in accordance with ISO 18916:2025
This paper quality corresponds with the technological requirements of:
- DIN EN ISO 9706:2026 – Paper for documents: requirements for permanence
- ANSI/NISO Z39.48 – Permanence of paper for publications and documents in libraries and archives
- DIN 6738:2007 – Highest permanency classification, LDK 24-85




