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Making a Collector Grade Binder Slipcase

Our Collector Grade Binders and Slipcases are handmade in Rochester, NY. This video only shows the assembly part of making an archival slipcase. Elements not shown include cutting the boards and cutting the buckram that wraps the boards. Please note that the video is sped up. The first thing you see in this video is running the buckram through the hot glue rollers. In this video, Archival Methods walks you through the process of creating a Collector Grade Binder Slipcase — the perfect solution for protecting your valuable binders and their contents. Designed with archival supplies and materials, this slipcase offers superior protection from dust, light, and physical wear, ensuring long-term preservation of your documents, photos, and collectibles. Key Features of the Collector Grade Binder Slipcase: • Archival-Quality Construction Designed to provide rigid support and full coverage for your binder. • Custom-Fit Design Built to snugly fit Archival Methods Collector Grade 3-Ring Binders. • Protective Barrier Shields contents from dust, light, and environmental contaminants. Prevents fading, warping, and physical damage over time. • Professional Appearance A clean, sleek design ideal for libraries, archives, or personal collections. Enhances the presentation while maintaining high archival standards. Benefits of Using a Binder Slipcase: • Archival Protection – Keeps binders and contents safe from environmental harm. • Dust & Light Shielding – Reduces exposure to light and dust, helping preserve materials. • Durability – Rigid construction protects against warping and physical damage. • Enhanced Organization – Easily label slipcases for quick identification and access. Ideal Uses: • Photo Albums – Safeguard valuable photo collections stored in archival binders. • Documents & Ephemera – Perfect for storing letters, historical documents, and memorabilia. • Collectibles – Protect stamp collections, trading cards, and other small collectibles. • Professional Archives – Ideal for libraries, museums, and collectors seeking archival-grade protection.