The Hama Negative Sleeves (Single Frame) are designed for photographers who want maximum organisation and visibility when archiving 35mm film. With individual pockets for each frame, they offer a clean, precise way to store and review your negatives.
Unlike strip sleeves, these sheets store one negative per pocket, making them ideal for:
Self-cut negatives
Sorting by image sequence or subject
Detailed archiving and cataloguing
Each sleeve holds up to 40 individual 35mm negatives (24x36mm).
Constructed from durable polypropylene (PP), these sleeves are built for reliable archival use:
Protects against dust, moisture, and light exposure
Acid-free material helps preserve image quality
80 thickness for added strength and durability
The transparent design allows for quick and easy image review:
View negatives without removing them
Better visibility than traditional envelopes
Ideal for organising and referencing your archive
Each pocket is top-loading, making it simple to insert and remove individual frames while keeping everything neat and secure.
The sleeves include a Euro hole filing margin, allowing them to fit standard folders:
Compatible with 2-ring and 4-ring binders
Easy to expand and organise your archive
Keeps your collection tidy and accessible
While designed for film negatives, these sleeves are also suitable for:
Unframed slides
Other small collectible items requiring protection and organisation
Stores 40 individual 35mm negatives per sleeve
One frame per pocket for precise organisation
Made from clear, durable polypropylene
Protects against dust, moisture, and light
Top-loading design for easy handling
Fits standard ring binders
Material: Polypropylene (PP)
Foil Thickness: 80
Sheet Size: 300 230 mm
Capacity: 40 negatives per sleeve
Pack Quantity: 25 sleeves
The Hama Single Frame Negative Sleeves are perfect for photographers who want greater control over their archive, offering clear visibility, individual protection, and a highly organised storage solution for 35mm film.
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