Acrylic 4x5 film drying rack recommended?

[tundra]

I vastly prefer single point KODAK clips

VERY hard to find

I found NOS in box last decade

aka Kodak Film Hanger #6

[John Layton]

I've never trusted using wooden clothespins for hanging sheet films - having noticed the occasional wood residue they can leave behind on the films...thinking that this residue might put these films at some risk, archivally speaking, somewhere down the line.

[Axelwik]

I've used wooden clothes pins for years - never an issue. There are so many products these days trying to solve problems that don't exist while thinning your wallet and thickening theirs.

[Daniel Casper Lohenstein]

Since I realized that it's my fingers that get dust on the films, I let the films dry in the film hanger after bathing in Mirasol. No more problems.

[Mal Paso]

I've used wooden clothes pins for years - never an issue. There are so many products these days trying to solve problems that don't exist while thinning your wallet and thickening theirs.

Yep! I've had metal and plastic clips drop negatives. Wood has the perfect grip. Never had wood left in a negative but maybe it's hard to find good ones. Wooden matches are garbage now.

I drill the cloths pins with a 3/16 bit just above the spring so they always hang down and string them on 9 gauge steel wire.

[Jim Andrada]

+1 on acrylic being a magnificent dust magnet.