Monjo-bako
- Features
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- Protection
- Weak alkalinity
Features
Acid-free storage box : This product is a knockdown-type box for storing documents.
This box is used to store large-sized documents and works, such as historical documents, newspapers, pictorial arts, and craftworks. There are two kinds of boxes: one is used for large-sized objects, and the other is for newspapers.
This box uses weak alkaline corrugated cardboard (Archival Board) and is two to three times stronger than a general cardboard box. This is a knockdown type; therefore, an adhesive or a fastening fixture is not required.
There is a handle, but there is no through hole because there is a partition inside.
The maximum stacking quantity is 13 steps for large-sized objects and 21 steps for newspapers (when 13 kg of documents are put in).
* Other sizes can be made by order. Please consult us for further information.
Applications
- For large-sized objects
Even daiminoban yokocho of historical document can be put in. - For newspapers
Typical newspaper size of a sheet fits precisely (blanket size = 407 x 545 mm).
Specifications
For large-sized objects
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Specifications(mm)
Inner diameter470×350×250
Outer diameter520×385×260 -
Packing unit
10 pieces
For newspapers
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Specifications(mm)
Inner diameter600×450×100
Outer diameter635×485×110 -
Packing unit
10 pieces
The depth of the lid of Monjo-bako for large-sized objects was changed from 70 mm to 65 mm.
* The cost of transportation and packing charge shall be paid separately by the customer.
How to assemble Monjo-bako for large-sized objects
- Assemble the body.
- Put the inner frame.
- Assemble the lid.
- Completed
How to assemble Monjo-bako for newspapers
- Assemble the body.
- Put the inner frame.
- If it is a side-open type, cut off the diagonally shaded part at the perforation.
- Completed
Good assembly
- Leave fold traces on all the folding lines in advance and assemble it, and assembly is beautifully completed.
- The side from which you hardly see the corrugation of the sheet (adhesion part of the broken line) is the outside of the box.