This general use packaging tape is ideal for light to medium-duty packaging applications. The conformable film backing and hot melt adhesive assures reliable closures and is suitable for a wide range of uses. For temporary sealing applications.
Scotch Cellulose Tape was invented in 1930 by Richard Drew, a 3M scientist. Later renamed Cellophane Tape, the tape was originally designed to be an attractive, moisture-proof way for grocers and bakers to seal cellophane wrap.
When it comes to packaging tape, one size doesn't fit all. Sometimes you only need to seal small boxes and envelopes. Other times, you want tape that can withstand years of storage. That's why Scotch Packaging Tapes come in a variety of options to meet various shipping, moving, and storage needs.
Scotch Cellulose Tape was invented in 1930 by Richard Drew, a 3M scientist. Later renamed Cellophane Tape, the tape was originally designed to be an attractive, moisture-proof way for grocers and bakers to seal cellophane wrap.
When it comes to packaging tape, one size doesn't fit all. Sometimes you only need to seal small boxes and envelopes. Other times, you want tape that can withstand years of storage. That's why Scotch Packaging Tapes come in a variety of options to meet various shipping, moving, and storage needs.
- General-use tape for medium-duty packaging applications
- Conformable backing and pressure-sensitive hot melt synthetic rubber-resin adhesive
- Meets US Postal Regulations for standard packages
- Made in USA
- General-use tape for medium-duty packaging applications
- Tan Package Sealing Tape
- Ideal For Light To Medium Duty Packaging Applications