Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
- Business Paper
- White
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Tape Logic
A 36-roll pack of 4.9 mil white masking tape, each roll 1 inch by 60 yards
This pack contains thirty-six rolls of Tape Logic masking tape. Each roll measures one inch wide by sixty yards long. The tape is supplied in white and carries the manufacturer reference 935003.
The 4.9 mil thickness gives a stronger backing than standard light-duty tapes. This reduces tearing when the tape is pulled from the roll and helps it hold heavier paper or card without splitting.
Test adhesion on the intended surface before committing to a long run. Very smooth or coated papers may not grip as firmly as uncoated stock. Ensure the area is clean and dry for best results.
| Type | Tools |
|---|---|
| Brand | TAPE LOGIC |
| Color | Transparent |
The pack contains 36 rolls; each roll is consumed as you apply the tape, so you will reorder when the 36 rolls run out.
Each roll is 1 inch wide and 60 yards long, so the roll length is the first limit you reach on a continuous run.
The 4.9-mil masking tape produces only a light unwind sound and no measurable heat during extended use.
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