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CATALOGUE VOL 1. Papers Boards Synthetics Official Distributor Conservation By Design Arte y Memoria was founded in Barcelona in 1999 bringing together a group of experts of paper conservation and preservation since then we provide the Spanish and Portuguese market with our products and services. Now we are proud to offer the most comprehensive product portfolio ever produced and represented in Turkey. We have combined our interest in cutting edge preservation technology with more traditional quality products that are becoming harder to find. You will notice we have added many new items to the range and have developed several systems in conjunction with leading Museums, Galleries, Conservators and Archivists. The team at Arte y Memoria thanks you for your continued support and welcome your opinion and suggestions to improve our product range and customer service. As ever if you need something that is not in this catalogue please contact us. We hope you find this catalogue an informative and practical reference for purchasing your conservation and archival products from Arte y Memoria. Placing an order How we do business Our friendly and professional staff are happy to receive your orders and answer any queries. To help direct your call we have our sales team Turkish office: Turkish Contact Arte & Memoria Türkiye Paz. Diş Tic. Dan. Ltd. Şti Tel + Fax (+90) 212 292 5518 Büyükdere Caddesi [email protected] Altan Erbulak Sokak Atasoy www.arteymemoria.com İş Mrk No:3 Kat:1 Gayrettepe 34394 İstanbul Other countries: Tel + Fax (+90) 212 292 5518 Tel (+34) 938 125 378 HQ office: Fax (+34) 938 871 205 Arte & Memoria, S.L. [email protected] Spain www.arteymemoria.com c/ Industria, 28 08551 Tona (Barcelona) Tel +34 938 125 378 Fax +34 938 871 205 Index Papers 4 Synthetics 44 Boards 70 Papers Simbology Smart Service. Materials used in our production Recommended product Arte & Memoria Sample book number PAT American National Acid Free I A S O 1 6 C E 1 8 9 Standard Institute (ANSI) I D F R E evaluates the papers quality used for the elaboration of 100% the photography protection Cardboard made from A L N systems. G O D Ó 100% cotton fibres O 9706 IS ISO 9706:1994. requirements accomplished. International Paper made L O E N G L I F rule that guarantee the paper from wood pulp destined to the conservation to be considered permanent. That preserves the physical and chemical characteristics for a long period of time. BU Buffered Natural plants fibres mixture FIBRAS B U D PLANTAS F F E R E paper (hemp, cotton) UN Unbuffered Blotting paper with high U N D B E U F F E R paper humidity resistance Papers 01 04 07 Summary Heritage Archival Permanent (Canson) Fabriano palatina pHotokraftTM Buffered Sample book n°7 [pg 15] Sample book n°8 [pg 18] Sample book 1-5 [pg 9-12] High level of cellulose buffered Alpha cellulose buffered paper. High level of alpha cellulose paper, white and duke parchment Old grey ivory colour. Various weights. buffered paper. 5 different colours colour of 120 and 170 g. In sheets. In sheets. with variety of weight and formats Weight Weight Weight 120 | 170 g 70 | 85 | 100 | 120 mm 90 | 120 | Colour Colour 170 | 230 | 350 g White | Duke parchment Old grey Ivory Colour Format Format Buffered 800 x 1200 mm 700 x 1000 mm White | Old Grey Ivory | Natural grey O 970 IS 6 O 970 Duke parchment | Taupe IS 6 Format BU PAT L B O E U D N G L I F F R E I L F E Various sizes S O 1 6 O E 1 8 9 N G L I F BU B U D F F E R E 08 100% cotton paper O 9706 IS high purity ISO PATPAT BU 05 Sample book n°9 [pg 19] I L B S 6 O E U D O 1 8 9 1 N G L I F F F E R E Biblio Sample book n°13 [pg 16] Unbuffered cotton paper. 02 White colour. Various weights and Heritage Archival High level of cellulose buffered formats. Particular for photography. pHotokraftTM Unbuffered paper. White colour of 50 g. Sample book n°6 [pg 13] In sheets Weight 80 | 130 | 250 | g High level of alpha cellulose Weight Colour unbuffered paper. White colour 50 g White with variety of weight and formats. Colour Format White Various sizes Weight Format 90 | 120 | Various sizes 170 | 230 g O 9706 Colour IS O 9706 100% White IS L UN O F E PAT N G L I U Format D I L N E A S 6 O E B R L N Various sizes O 1 8 9 1 N G L I F U F F E G O D Ó 06 09 Medieval Dark Toned Laid Museum Barrier Sample book n°8 [pg 17] Sample book n°9 [pg 20] O 970 IS 6 PAT UN Purified alpha cellulose Buffered cotton paper. U D I L N S O 6 O E B E 1 8 9 1 N G L I F U F F E R buffered paper. In sheets. White colour, in Coils. 03 Weight Thickness Barrier (Canson) 90 | 130 | 180 g 380 µm Sample book n°7 [pg 14] Colour Colour Dark cream with «flecks» White High level of cellulose buffered Format Format paper, white colour of 80 g. In 1040 x 780 mm Various sizes sheet and roll. O 970 IS 6 Weight L 80 g O E N G L I F O 9706 100% Colour IS White BU L B A O E U D L N Format N G L I F F F E R E G O D Ó Various sizes O 970 IS 6 ISO PATPAT BU I L B S 6 O E U D O 1 8 9 1 N G L I F F F E R E ARTE & MEMORIA Papers Summary 10 13 17 Rag Endleaf Japanese papers Blotting (Canson) Sample book n°10 [pg 21] Sample book n°18 [pg 24-25] Sample book n°16 [pg 29] Buffered cotton paper. Cream colour. Traditional Japanese papers. Wide Acid free cellulosic blotting paper. Various weights. In sheets. range of handmade and machine- Natural white. Sheets of 246 made Japanese papers. Various and 369 g. Weight weights and formats. 80 | 120 | 160 g Weight Colour Format 246 | 369 g Cream Various sizes Colour Format Natural white 813 x 1118 mm Format FIBRAS PLANTAS 500 x 700 mm PAT I S 6 O 1 8 9 1 O 970 100% 14 IS 6 Rayon® BU L B A [pg 26] O E U D L N N G L I F F F E R E G O D Ó 18 Cellulosic fibre paper. Low Cost 11 White colour Coils of 12 and 70 g. Blotting Timecare® Age Sample book n°17 [pg 30] Sample book n°10 [pg 22] Weight 12 | 70 g Cellulosic blotting paper with Buffered cotton paper. Colour neutral pH. White colour. Sheets Old white colour. Various weights. White of 300 and 400 g. In sheets. Format Coils Weight Weight 300 | 400 g 65 | 110 g 15 Colour Colour Blotting acid free White Old white Sample book n°16 [pg 27] Format Format Various sizes 838 x 1143 mm Buffered blotting paper of purified cellulose. White colour. Various PAT formats of 300 g. I S 6 O 1 8 9 1 O 970 100% Weight IS 6 BU 300 g 19 TM L B A O E D L N Colour Multisorb N G L I F U F E G O D Ó F E R White Sample book n°14 [pg 31] Format 12 Various sizes Acid free cotton blotting paper. Artisan papers White colour. 280 g. Various formats Sample book n°19 [pg 23] Weight O 9706 Buffered papers made from hemp and IS 280 g cotton fibres. Various colours BU Colour L B O E U D and weights. In sheets N G L I F F F E R E White Format Weight 16 Various sizes 55 | 60 | 80 Cotton blotting (Canson) O 9706 100% 115 | 120 | 155 g Sample book n°14 [pg 28] IS Colour L A O E L N Various colours Blotting cotton paper of pH 7. N G L I F G O D Ó Format Natural white colour. Sheets of 250g. Various sizes 20 Weight MegasorbTM 250 g Sample book n°15 [pg 32] BU Colour FIBRAS B PLANTAS U D F F E R E White natural Acid free cotton blotting paper. Format White colour. 600 g. Various formats. 800 x 1200 mm Weight 600 g Colour 100% White UN Format U D N A B E L N Various sizes U F F E R G O D Ó O 970 100% IS 6 L A O E L N N G L I F G O D Ó ARTE & MEMORIA Papers 21 24 27 Summary Aqua-forteTM OK Tissue Silicone paper Sample book n°15 [pg 33] Sample book n°11 [pg 36] Sample book n°13 [pg 39] Acid free blotting paper of purified Unbuffered purified cellulose Tissue. Unbuffered wood pulp paper treated cellulose. White colour. 90 g Coils. White colour. Coils of 12 and 22 g. with silicone for both sides. White translucent colour. In sheets Weight Weight and Coils of 42 and 92 g. 90 g 12 | 22 g Colour Colour Weight White White 42 | 92 g Format Format Colour 1 x 100 mm Various sizes Translucent white Format O 9706 O 9706 IS IS Various sizes UN U O 9706 D IS L L N E O N F E O N F E B R G L I G L I U F F E UN U D L N E O E B R N G L I F U F F E 22 25 Bench BlotTM Silk Tissue Sample book n°17 [pg 34] Sample book n°12 [pg 37] 28 Easy-Peel “Realese paper” Acid free blotting paper of purified Whiten wood pulp Tissue.
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