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Price List August 2019 All prices are exclusive of GST Quantity discounts may apply to some products. Please enquire with our sales team members for more information. Please refer to out online catalogue for more detailed information on each of these products. www.cxdaustralia.com.au www.cxdaustralia.com.au About Us Conservation By Design Australia and expertise has been built on Conservation By Design Australia, is a specialty division of Larson- an enthusiasm to understand Juhl Australia who are Australia's largest wholesale supplier to the and satisfy the needs of a wide art & framing industry. variety of clients. The company’s NEW commitment to craftsmanship We aim to specialise in providing archival, preservation materials and tradition is matched by an and supplies to the museum and bookbinding industry, with advanced product development BY APPOINTMENT exclusive, innovative, market-leading products. TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH 1I programme to ensure that it SUPPLIERS OF CONSERVATION STORAGE, EQUIPMENT AND DISPLAY PRODUCTS Although a majority of our expanded product range is sourced continues to lead the market CONSERVATION BY DESIGN LIMITED Exclusivefrom Conservation to Conservation By Design in the UK, weBy also Design source product Limited through innovation. BEDFORD from other market-leading manufacturers such as Bainbridge® In 2007 CXD was acquired by Larson-Juhl international, the Artcare™ matboard and Tru-Vue® Optium Museum Acrylic®. world's leading supplier to the art and framing market. This move ™ Conservation By Design Global provided the support, investment and resources needed to help HeritageThe international head Archival office for Conservation pHotokraft By Design (CXD) is develop thePaper company, improve its customer service and explore is based in the UK since 1992, and CXD has long been recognised and develop some exciting new product opportunities. as Europe's leading and most comprehensive supplier of A combination of strength and purityLarson-Juhl Australia conservation and preservation materials. LJ specializing in the industry’s widest range of products from digital printing and signage, professional mounting and Conservation by Design has also been awarded theTM unique Thedistinction new Heritage of being a holder Archival of the pHotokraft Royal Warrant bypapers appointment are acid-freelaminating, and of course, traditional picture framing materials, andto Herlignin-free, Majesty the long Queen. kraft fibre papers designed for usesupplies as & machinery. conservationCXD’s passion is storage, conservation bookbinding, and its reputation long for lifequality printing and photocopy paper. Old Grey Ivory HowThe range consists we of 5do colours Businessand is offered in 5 grammages. Available in sheets and rolls. New Business Suitability for Use LongConservation fibred, permanent, By Design have storage developed and printing a global namepapers that is Conservation By Design Australia wish to make it clearly synonymous with quality, unrivalled experience and expertise. understood that it is the users’ responsibility to ensure that all • Acid-freeOur many yearsand Lignin-freein the conservation (ASTM industry D1030/ISO means 302) we have a goods purchased are suitable for the intended purpose. Whilst • Lightfastwealth of productsand bleedproof & knowledge pigments we can - sharemin 5 with BlueWool you. Scale testevery care is taken to maintain the highest quality standards, no (BS1006:97 & TAPPI T475) guarantee is given or implied that any product we supply is fit If you would like to open a credit account, contact us for an for any particular Dukepurpose. Parchment Our liability is strictly limited to the • Neutralaccount application AKD internal form. sizing, External Tub sized/starch • Buffered (average 3%) Calcium Carbonate (ISO 9706) invoice value of the items concerned. Account Terms & Conditions of Supply • High percentage Long Kraft fibres Specifications • AlphaOnce a Cellulosecredit application above is87% completed and returned, your The specifications shown are for guidance and are based on • Reducibleaccount can Sulphur be operational less than within 0.8 24parts hours per (for million large credit (0.0008%) limits, (TAPPIour present T406) knowledge. However, they shall not constitute • Freeplease from allow Metallic up to 14 impurities days. - Iron <150ppm and Copper a guarantee for any specific product features and shall not establish a legally valid contractual relationship. <6ppmIf you already (TAPPI have T266) an existing account with our parent company, • NoMegawood added Larson-JuhlOptical Brightening - then this canAgents be transferred (O.B.A’s) over Delivery automatically with no hassle. We aim to process & despatch orders by the next business day • Passes Silver Tarnish Test (ASTM D2043) where possible. DeliveryWhite time can vary based on your geographic Returns Policy • Passes P.A.T. (Photographic ActivityTest) (ISO 18916) location from our warehouse. We will only accept returned goods by prior arrangement. All Colours:authorised,White, returned Old stockGrey must Ivory, be Duke packaged Parchment, securely. Neutral Grey,Delivery Taupe Fees are varied based on destination. Orders over $800 ex GST are Freight Free. All claims for damages must be advised within 7 days of receipt Weights: 90, 120, 170, 230 and 350 gm2 of the goods, and claims for non-delivery or shortages must be Pricing Manufacturedreceived within to 7 thedays highest of the invoice archival date. standards of quality these Pricespapers are subject to revision without notice and are exclusive of GST and shipping. All price changes will be published up to date Goods made to order as a bespoke product for customers are not offer excellent die cutting and creasing performance. They are internallyon our website: www.cxdaustralia.com.au andreturnable. externally “Tub” sized which improves fold strength, resistance to water, surface abrasion and ensures good printability. All colours are light fast and Neutral Grey bleed proof. Made without the use of Optical Brightening Agents (OBA’s). Contact100% virgin pulp and onlyUs pure clean water is used in its production. Heritage Archival pHotokraft™ White can be suppliedConservation in an unbuffered byversion Design if required Australia 2 to special order. Also available in whiteQueensland 90 gm gummed - Head tape. Office Phone: 07 3863 8400 Heritage Archival pHotokraft™ papersCentral are used 2B/605 to produce Zillmere our Premier Rd, Archival Folding Fax: 07 3263 1093 and Fluted Boxboard. Zillmere QLD 4034 [email protected] Other exclusive Conservation By Design LimitedAUSTRALIA papers and boards include: www.cxdaustralia.com.auTaupe • Archival Rag Endleaf • Herbarium Mounting Cartridge • Heritage Blotter • Megasorb • Moulin du Verger hand-made papers • O.K Tissue • pHoton™ • Spider Tissue • Timecare® Age Compatible • Timecare® Heritage Museum Edition • Premier™ Archival Fluted Boxboard • Premier™ Archival Folding BoxboardPage 2 • Timecare® Heritage Conservation Board • Timecare® Heritage Museum Board • Superior Millboard CONSERVATION BY DESIGN LIMITED Timecare Works, 5 Singer Way, Kempston, Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK42 7AW, Great Britain tel + 44 (0) 1234 846 300 fax +44 (0) 1234 852 334 email [email protected] web www.conservation-by-design.co.uk Contents BOXES & STOragE 4 AccESSORIES 31 Transparent Storage 5 Adhesives & Pastes 32 Folders & Pockets 7 Conservation Cleaning 32 Drop Spine Boxes 8 Framing Accessories 33 Two Part Boxes 8 Frame Hardware 33 Ringbinder Boxes 8 Labeling 34 Open Top Boxes 8 Conservation Corner Mounts & Strips 35 Tube Boxes 8 Tapes 35 Other Storage 9 Testing Indicators 37 Packaging 37 BOARDS & SubstratES 10 Stainless Staples 37 Millboard 11 Velcro® 37 Folding Boxboard 11 Plastazote® LD45 Support Foam 12 EQUIpmENT & TOOLS 38 Archival Corflute 12 Book Support & Display Systems 39 Foamboard 12 Book Display Weights & Strips 39 Screenboard 14 Book Support Cushions 39 Specialty Backing 14 Bone Folders 39 Conservation Tools 40 CONSERVatION MatbOARDS 15 Cutting Equipment 40 PAPERS & FILMS 19 Display Mounting Equipment 42 Archival Paper 21 Dust Control Tools 42 Blotting Paper 22 Framing Tools 42 Barrier Paper - Roll 22 Hand Tools - Hand Rollers 43 Tissue Paper 23 Humidity & Moisture Control 43 Hinging Paper 23 Lighting Equipment 43 Japanese Paper 24 Riveting 43 Corrosive Protection 24 Silent Compressors 43 Paper Weights 43 Synthetic Materials & Fabrics 24 Polyester Welding 43 Silicone Release Paper 25 Frame Backing Paper 25 HANGING 45 GlaZING 26 ArtiTeq® Hanging Systems 45 Frame Hanging Hardware 50 Conservation Grade 99% UV Acrylic 27 Non-Conservation Grade Acrylic 28 Conservation Grade 99% UV Glass 28 Non-Conservation Grade Glass 30 www.cxdaustralia.com.au Page 3 Boxes & Storage • Transparent Storage • Folders & Pockets • Drop Spine Boxes • Two Part Boxes • Ringbinder Boxes • Open Top Boxes • Tube Boxes Effective August 1st, 2019 www.cxdaustralia.com.au All prices are exclusive of GST Page 4 Transparent Storage Timecare® Crystal Polyester Pockets - Type 1 Polyester Clear Melinex® polyester (CXD type 1) bead-welded pockets in a wide range of sizes. Independently tested and pass the Photographic Activity Test. They do not have a binder edge or punched holes. Polyester is the most stable and chemically inert plastic used for conservation storage. It offers optical clarity, rigidity and higher melt temperature than Polypropylene, providing better protection against fire damage in an emergency. CXDPYSPOA0007 Timecare® Polyester
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