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Our Microfilming Service is available anywhere in Europe, South America, North America, Asia and Australia.

If you would like to receive Microfilm prices or rates, please, please contact us and we will provide you with a microfilming services quote. We are a company specialised on 16mm Microfilm that provides long-term archiving of documents. The cost of microfilm rolls is very cheap and the advantage is that it lasts for 500+ years.

• We can write digital images directly. You can send us your digital files and we use our microfilm archive writers to create high quality Reference Archive Microfilm.
• If you have paper documents, we can use our professional document scanners to digitize them and improve their quality using our document image software. Once they go through quality control, they are ready to be microfilmed.
• If you have books, our book scanning department will create digital copies of your books and they will be sent to the microfilming department to create analog copies on microfilm.
• We also offer drawing scanning before microfilming. We will scan, process and then convert your drawings to microfilm.

We only stick to high quality types of microfilm, such as the Reference Archive Microfilm Media. Also, we have great experience in the document imaging field, therefore we can offer you further assistance with your requests.

We have a good project management team that is ready to handle specific customer requests, especially in sensitive public areas. They can provide support, offer ideas on how to preserve documents better and even advise you on how to improve the efficiency of your permanent archive.

Also, our film processing department is capable of advising you how to approach film processing in the best way possible to suit your long term expectations with microfilm storage.

Land property documents are the best example in this sense. Considering that these documents require permanent storage, we always recommend to these customers that they take all the precautionary measures to be protected from any possible disaster.

While scanning and microfilming the old archive is one thing, we recommend that a precise schedule is implemented to microfilm newer documents. Also, proper records regarding what documents are or aren’t microfilmed should be considered.

Storing microfilm in a very high temperature could lead to it melting. Of course, this would never happen in normal situations, therefore this risk only occurs in case of fire.

At the same time, a very low temperature won’t help as well.  We think that a temperature of 18-20 degrees should be fine to maintain the integrity of the microfilm material and the content on it.

Relative Humidity of around 30-40% is recommended for storage, but it can go up to 50-60% also.