Decker Tape Products, Inc.
Decker Tape Products 2" x 55 Yd 1.9 mil Printed Tape Case 36 Rolls
A case of 36 printed polypropylene rolls with hot-melt rubber adhesive, 1.9 mil thickness, 48 oz/in adhesion and 26 lbs/in tensile strength for box sealing and light bundling
- Hot melt rubber adhesive bonds instantly for fast box sealing
- 9 mil polypropylene film resists moisture, chemicals and weathering
- 26 lbs/in tensile strength holds heavy cartons securely
- 48 oz/in adhesion grabs corrugated fibres on contact
- Operates from 45 °F to 120 °F for cold-store to warehouse use
2-Inch Printed Tape for Box Sealing
This case supplies thirty-six rolls of two-inch-wide printed tape, each fifty-five yards long and 1.9 mil thick. The hot-melt rubber adhesive delivers forty-eight ounces per inch of adhesion and twenty-six pounds per inch of tensile strength. It is manufactured in the U.S.A. and designed for reliable carton closure and light bundling tasks.
Hot-Melt Adhesive and Temperature Range
The synthetic rubber adhesive system provides quick stick and fiber tear while resisting moisture, chemicals and weathering. Rolls unwind tightly and maintain performance from forty-five to one-hundred-twenty degrees Fahrenheit. The one-hundred-sixty-five-percent elongation helps the tape absorb shock without splitting during handling.
Warehouses and Shippers Needing Bulk Printed
Operations that seal high volumes of standard boxes benefit from the case quantity and consistent adhesion. Buyers who require wider rolls, heavier-duty strapping tape or non-printed clear film should look at alternative products.
Highlights
- Hot melt rubber adhesive bonds instantly for fast box sealing
- 9 mil polypropylene film resists moisture, chemicals and weathering
- 26 lbs/in tensile strength holds heavy cartons securely
- 48 oz/in adhesion grabs corrugated fibres on contact
- Operates from 45 °F to 120 °F for cold-store to warehouse use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the 1.9 mil polypropylene backing need replacing during heavy box-sealing use?
The 1.9 mil film is single-use; each 55-yard roll is consumed as you seal cartons, so replacement frequency depends on how many boxes you process per roll.
Which limit appears first when the tape runs continuously on an automatic case sealer?
The 165% elongation figure is the practical ceiling — stretching beyond it causes the film to neck down and snap before the 26 lbs/in tensile rating is reached.
Does the hot-melt rubber adhesive lose grip or leave residue after sitting in a 120 °F warehouse all day?
The adhesive is rated for continuous exposure up to 120 °F and resists heat, moisture and chemicals without softening or transferring residue.
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