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THE TAPE MARKET

A WIDE VARIETY OF ADHESIVE TAPES IN ONE MARKET

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The Tape Market provides you with a fantastically wide range of adhesive tapes, industrial tapes and a variety of related products. By using a low overhead cost model and relying on the internet, we are able to bring low tape prices to all. This is a one stop site for all your adhesive tape requirements and those hard to find tape products.

This month’s featured products on special are:

Product

Size in
mm x m

Price / roll
Excl VAT

Availability

Non-adhesive flagging tape in various colours

24 x 50

R10.25

2-3 days

Barrier tape (red / white stripes)

75 x 500

R50.00

Stock

Biodegradable flagging tape

25 x 50

R19.20

5 days

Printed barrier tape

various

various

3 weeks

Currently our most popular products are:

Position

Product

Size in
mm x m

Price / roll
Excl VAT

Availability

Most popular

Barrier tape red/white stripes

75 x 500

R50.00

Stock

Second

Aluminium foil tape

48 x 50

R39.00

Stock

Third

Yellow Reflective tape for trucks and trailers (ECE)

50 x 50

R1350.00

Stock

New tape products:

We have recently found suppliers for the following adhesive tapes and so they have become part of the product range we can offer:

December 2009 - Die cutting of tapes. We are now able to provide certain die cutting services. Should you need your tape to be cut into certain shapes, we are now able to do so. Each enquiry will need to be quoted individually as there are so many variables in this service. Simply email us with your requirements.

July 2009 - Coloured vinyl tapes for colour coding on pipes. Coloured bands are used to identify the contents of pipes. Often unusual colours are required and we are now able to source some of these for you.

April 2009 - Greasy cloth pipe wrapping tape used to wrap around pipes to prevent them from corroding. Typically used by plumbers and pipe line contractors.

March 2009 - Lass tape. A 48mm wide black PVC tape used in the airconditioning and refrigeration industries, normally to seal and hold thermal insulation in place.

February 2009 - Plain red and white reflective tape that is suitable for use on trucks and trailers. This is expanding on our existing yellow product and is made to the ECE104 specification which is what is required by the road traffic act.

October 2008 - Biodegradable flagging tape. Same application as normal flagging tape, but this product will disintegrate after several months when exposed to the natural elements. Reduces unsightly litter and environmentally friendly.

July 2008 - Engineering grade reflective tape. This adhesive tape is available in several colours and is useful for whenever a sign or object needs to stand out at night when light is shone on it.

May 2008 - Printed packaging tape. Similar to buff and clear packaging tape, but with your own message printed on it and used to seal cardboard boxes.

March 2008 - Anti slip or non slip tape. A rough sand paper type tape that can be adhered to slippery surfaces such as pool sides, stairs, kitchens, etc to help improve traction and therefore prevent people slipping.

February 2008 - Double sided cloth tape, often known as GDA or carpet tape. Typically used to hold items in place, such as carpets and vases.

January 2008 - Sandblasting tape used mainly on tombstones during the engraving process.

December 2007 - Yellow reflective tape required to be displayed on trucks, trailers and taxis by the Road Traffic Act. This is not your normal reflective tape, but is specifically designed for high visibility of motor vehicles at night.

November 2007 - Teflon tape which is a single sided adhesive tape with release liner that can withstand high temperatures and is therefore often used on heat sealing packaging machines.

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