Announcing Monadnock Archival Products
Apr 25, 2018
Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc. (MPM), a family-owned manufacturer that delivers high-performance specialty papers for the technical, packaging and printing markets, introduces Monadnock Archival line of cotton and high alpha fiber papers and boards for printing, presentation and preservation of fine artworks, photographs and important documents.
  • Archival Facing & Backing Papers
  • Archival Mat & Mounting Boards
  • Archival Liner Board & Mediums
  • Coated Fine Art Inkjet/Giclee Papers
  • Archival File Folder
  • Fine Printing and Envelope Papers
Monadnock combines its fine printing and technical/specialty expertise to create high performance papers that meet ANSI longevity standards. These superior quality papers are groundwood-free, alkaline pH and lightfast (per Standard and Color Photo Activity Tests). Monadnock’s archival art and conservation papers and boards/solids meet ISO 9706 and ANSI Z 39.48-1992 (Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials) standards. Monadnock had the tremendous honor of custom engineering museum-quality cotton printing papers for the renowned Heritage Edition of The Saint John’s Bible and the limited edition Prince of Wales High Grove Florilegium. “We are dedicated to creating uncompromisingly beautiful and functional museum-quality papers for art and conservation,” said Paul Ciccone, Vice President of Research and Development for Monadnock. “We also produce a range of cotton stocks for industrial applications such as saturating bases, cushion stocks, medical blotters and barrier papers.”
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