Gummed paper tape
- Brown paper packaging tape has a natural starch adhesive that bonds to box fibres to create a super secure seal. The box fibres bond with the paper tape to create a seal that is impossible to tear off.
- Brown paper packaging tape has a high heat and cold tolerance, it can be used when exporting goods abroad to hot or humid places, as well as storing goods in deep freeze conditions.
- Brown paper packaging tape has a natural starch adhesive that bonds to box fibres to create a super secure seal.
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- Size specification: The first measurement gives the width of the brown paper packaging tape.
- Brown paper packaging tape for sealing cartons and envelopes.
- The natural adhesive is incredibly strong and allows the box fibres to bond with the paper tape, to create a seal that is virtually impossible to tear off once applied. If someone was to tamper with a box sealed with gummed paper tape, it would be highly noticeable.
- There is very little waste when using brown paper packaging tape, as the minimal amount of tape needed is dispensed to create a seal, leaving no waste to trim.
- Brown paper packaging tape gives a tamper evident seal and suitable for both cold and room temperature.
- Brown paper packaging tape is water activated. It is made from a combination of natural paper and starch, which means it is environmentally friendly and fully recyclable.
- Brown paper packaging tape is a preferred sealing option of many fulfilment operations because it creates a uniform looking package that is incredibly difficult to tamper with.
- Standard brown paper packaging tape is ideal for pre pack work, small packages and bulky envelopes.
- Can be fully recycled with board once used and is bio-degradable.
- The seal is incredibly difficult to peel off, and leaves behind significant damage to the carton. If someone was to tamper with a box sealed with gummed paper tape, it would be highly noticeable.
- The secure seal provides strength to a carton as it bonds and performs extremely well in different temperatures.
