An essential for shipping and storage, this Fragile Tape provides a reliable, clear message to protect your items. Perfect for use at home, office, or in warehouses. This durable and tough Fragile Tape is perfect for securing and labelling packages that need extra care.
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Size: 48mm x 66 metres
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Colour: Red Text on a White Background
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Material: Polypropylene
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Adhesive: Pressure Sensitive
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Application: By hand or by tape gun
- Performs in a range of temperatures
- Smooth unwind quality, strongly seals to surfaces.
- Resists breakage and seam-splitting during applications
A white tape with "Fragile" repeated in red text, this tape will draw attention to ensure it is handled with care throughout it's journey.
This Fragile Sealing Tape has a pressure-sensitive adhesive coated onto a polypropylene film. The tape can be applied by hand or with a tape gun. Simply by running your hand over the applied tape, you can ensure the pressure-sensitive adhesive is properly applied so the tape stays in place.
This tape works well in a wide range of temperatures, ensuring your confidence that your parcel will stay safely sealed. This powerful tape effortlessly sticks to boxes, parcels and other packages with a waterproof hold, making it the perfect choice to protect items during shipping. Suitable for use by hand, or with a tape dispenser. The universally identifiable red-on-white colour coupled with the repeated "Fragile" wording draws immediate attention to ensure your package is handled with care throughout it's journey.
Please note: Fragile Tape is not a substitute for proper protective packaging. Always use appropriate voidfill and cushioning inside your cardboard box or package to protect the contents ... this Fragile Tape alerts handlers, but it is the packaging inside that prevents breakages.
It is easy to be flippant about the humble roll of sealing tape, but humans have been trying to create sealants for an awfully long time! There's records dating back to 4,000BC of earthenware pots being sealed with tree resin sap. By 2,000BC there are written instructions on how to make your own fish glue (not really recommended these days!) but the first patent for an adhesive was issued in 1750 in Great Britain, made of fish glue! Thankfully fish glue is not a "thing" these days! The first appearance of adhesive tape was in 1845, and was used primarily by forward-thinking surgeons of the day.
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