The versatile Kraft paper tape coated with high-quality Hot-Melt adhesive is a great alternative to traditional plastic tapes. It immediately adheres to surfaces, does not lose its properties in low temperatures, and after use can be recycled together with the cardboard. An aesthetic and eco-friendly solution that will surely be appreciated by your customers and positively influence the company's image. It enables effective closure and securing of cartons made of various types of cardboard, in different sizes and weights.
The Bublaki BT-S41 packing tape is not called eco-friendly for no reason, as it is made from materials that are 100% environmentally friendly. After use, the tape can be recycled together with the cardboard, which also greatly simplifies waste segregation. Bublaki contains no hazardous solvents due to the use of a synthetic rubber-based adhesive – Hot-Melt. Using paper tape will certainly have a positive effect on your company image.
The Bublaki packing tape is made of sturdy, light-resistant Kraft paper. The blank surface allows for writing on the tape, marking, or stamping it, which makes package identification easier. In the self-adhesive paper tapes, a synthetic rubber - Hot-Melt adhesive was used, which is distinguished by its high bonding strength.
No dispenser or dedicated machinery is required to use the tape, yet packages are strongly and securely sealed. Any section can be easily torn off by hand. In contrast to other tapes (including those made of film), the Bublaki paper adhesive tape unrolls very quietly.
Eco-friendly paper tapes have a range of uses due to their properties - they are ideal for packing shipments of various sizes and weights, marking goods, and sealing envelopes. They bond immediately upon application. Additionally, due to their resistance to low temperatures and increased humidity, Bublaki can be used in coolers and freezers – maintaining their properties in temperatures ranging from -10°C to +50°C. Unlike other paper tapes available on the market, Bublaki feature appropriate thickness, flexibility, as well as excellent adhesive and durability properties. Over time, the adhesive bond strengthens. One of the main advantages of paper tapes is their resistance to light exposure and aging processes.
Paper tapes are suitable for cartons made of various types of cardboard, in different sizes and weights. They are also ideal for marking packages, sealing folders, and envelopes.
A roll measuring 50 m in length and 40 mm in width will allow you to secure many packages – you do not need to tape the same spot several times – one layer of tape is enough to secure the carton.
Bublaki packing tapes are made of Kraft paper and Hot-Melt adhesive, which makes them recyclable and 100% environmentally friendly.
Bublaki paper tape is not afraid of low temperatures or humidity – the tape bonds instantly to the surface right after being applied.
The professional eco-friendly Bublaki paper tape has been developed by an experienced team of engineers. Carefully selected materials and a precise production process with appropriate parameters have resulted in an almost perfect product. Bublaki meet the expectations of even the most demanding customers.
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