What material are the sleeves made of? I do not want paper ones.
579530
The sleeves are made of a very durable transparent plastic. There is no paper content to them.
579531
Don't worry they're made out of plastic. Great organizational tool. Hope this helps!
579532
They're plastic. They're stiffer as well, not flimsy like the white and clear ones.
487450
Sleeves appear to be very sound, they should be to accommodate removal and replacement required. I've found that a lot of folks will bitch with a string of weenies hanging out of their mouth and a loaf of French bread tucked under their arm pit.
1827294
I would go with Kodak, Kodak 70554 Paper Sleeves - 500 Pack by Kodak.I have bought the cheaper ones but they are flimsy and the tab does not hold the flap down. These are pre folded and are sturdy.
686390
They come in a thick plastic sleeve. I would plan on keeping them in a different case as the plastic is a nuisance to get them in and out of with regular use.
429465
We own two of these large holders. The material of the back portion of the sleeve the disc slides into is an inexpensive black cloth-like material. The material reminds me of the inexpensive grocery or promotion bag material. It is soft enough to protect and not scratch our disks. We have been using them for year with no new scratches or issues. There are slots to place discs and papers on both sides of each page. I hope this helps.
457724
I'm honestly not too sure about the first part but I believe they are PVC free. I would do some searching around to find out. I double sleeve religiously with any sleeve so I can't attest to them damaging cards over time or anything of the like.
1133070
Paper coated with plastic. After extensive use they break downcaused by shuffling. We do not clean them.
1466230
The sleeves are lined with foil. The metal stops data readers from being able to pick up the data off the chip in your credit card. If you want to go on the cheap, you can wrap your credit cards in aluminum foil, but it is a pain in the neck to reinsert your card and refold the aluminum foil around your card every time you use it. The sleeves are clean, you can insert them in slots in your wallet for that purpose and they will last a long time, unlike the aluminum foil.
250437
Have never tried them so can't give an opinion. Have only put the paper sleeves in
1628270
Sorry for the delayed answer. I thought this was a rating email. I use these. They may not be the look you are looking for but the sleeves fit perfectly in here. http://www.containerstore.com/shop/storage/binsBaskets/plastic?productId=10008444&N=71223&Nao;=40
1379606
No they are not.Its like a regular ultra pro card sleeve. The white is dense enough to where you will not see the back of the card.
2279898
Regular sleeves. I have 10 of these and don't have a problem. Nothing comes out as case also zippers closed. (If that was the concern.)
255540
They're plastic. We really like it though, it's pretty comfortable and looks good. I have to say the material is pretty resistant because I have a small yorkie whom is always getting on top of the couch and there's not a scratch on it. The only problem is that delivery was pretty lengthy almost three weeks and they do not set it up for you which could be a little inconvenient if you live in a smaller place.
513400
The manufacturer sells them: http://shop.dcigift.com/p/eco-cup-lids-sleeves
2053660
I ordered these for my Father. Due to the fact that there are 1000 per order I believe these are just sleeves, (flimsy). Sorry
1262618
These sleeves have no Made In ... data printed on the sleeve. There is a Beaverton, Oregon address and a Patent Pending announcement on the sleeve. I have tested them only for magnetic card readers (works), not for RFID readers.
113333
They are top loading sleeves. I have used them along Ultra Pro top loading pages (9) with no major problems.