Mobile Fidelity Ultraclear Vinyl Record Outer Sleeves MoFi 50 Pack MFSLCOS

Ultraclear Record Outer Sleeves Protect your investment and prevent disasters! Archival-quality Mo-Fi Ultraclear outer sleeves keep album jackets in pristine condition. Each pack contains 50 outer sleeves. Widely hailed as the best product of its kind, Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab's Archival Record Sleeves are "clearly" superior. These sturdy, 4-mil thick outer sleeves are made from polypropylene, which makes them more transparent than polyethylene sleeves. Besides providing rock-solid protection from dust, hair, and other debris, these sleeves allow you to enjoy eye-popping album graphics with more clarity. The 4-mil thickness affords stellar archival safekeeping, providing protection against scuffs, wear, denting, dirt, and the moisture that can travel on fingertips. Consistently using these sleeves throughout your collection ensures easy access to LPs on shelves or racks. The sleeves are sized just large enough to provide a close fit while allowing enough room to accommodate gatefold jackets. These sleeves are an absolute necessity for anyone who cares about their vinyl collection. Key Features: Pack of 50Ultraclear (crystal clear) polypropylene materialSuitable for most gatefold jacketsKeeps your vinyl records clean while they're not being used4mil protective sleeves help keep album covers in pristine conditionSuitable for 12" LPs Mobile Fidelity Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab is a record label with a quest to deliver the foremost sounding audio entertainment software that technological innovation can provide. They have been the undisputed pioneer and leader in audiophile recordings since the company's inception in 1977. Established by dedicated audiophiles, Mobile Fidelity's first and foremost goal was to offer faithfully reproduced high fidelity recordings that would complement the numerous advances occurring in audio delivery systems. Throughout its history, Mobile Fidelity has remained true to this goal, pioneering state-of-the-art technologies and setting audiophile standards that remain in place today.