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Does your old microfilms "smell of vinegar", or
split/break easily?
Chances are it is the old
"acetate-based film
needing to be converted to polyester; (quickly review page 2 of this page
link) , before it's too late.
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Free evaluation to help you
determine which form or format (s) will be most effective for your
operations, relative to space considerations, retrieval speed and frequency,
archival/retention period requirements, distribution required
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Document conversion to 16mm/35mm
roll film or microfiche format
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 -certified microfilm processing,
duplicating, and QA, to archival quality standards, (up to 500 years for
original, silver halide film).
All film processing is in compliance to all ANSI and other standards,
including IT9.1 and ISO 18901.
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Conversion of microform images to digital image
formats; TIFF, JPG, PDF, OCR
searchable
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Support of in-house microfilming
operations;
cameras; operating supplies, film and accessories;
Kodak-authorized archival film processing, including "exchange" with
new film; duplicating and finishing operations (including
microfiche-jacketing, titling, indexing)
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Free pickup and delivery within 25-mile
radius; multiple-customer
allocation of trip charges, statewide. We
use our own vehicles and drivers for pickup and
delivery service
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Our own large vaults
for retaining original films or duplicate copy, for disaster planning and
backup, at very nominal charges
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Up to 90-day free
storage
of source documents after conversion, for results approval prior to return
or authorized destruction through our own document shredding and
certified destruction
For more information on how
Lin-Cum and Kodak have teamed up for
Disaster Planning, to help save your records from
disaster!
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Planetary Microfilming Camera Station
Deep-bath film developing &
processing
to archival specifications
Work-In-Process "Queue"
Two large, walk-thru, secured
vaults,
for backup/disaster recovery
Our own high volume shredding and
certified destruction room |
