Adhesive tape

Cellophane, a transparent, moisture proof material, as a packaging wrap. 

The typical roll of cellophane tape comes in its own dispenser, making it easy to tear into appropriately sized strips as needed. It has a variety of uses, from repairing torn papers and wrapping gifts to making simple craft projects. This material is available in transparent and semi-transparent varieties, as well as different widths and strengths. Stronger versions with greater ability to stretch are generally used commercially for packaging. While cellophane tape sales continue to grow and consumers continue to invent new uses for this product.

Cellophane tape consists of a backing to which an adhesive substance is affixed for the purpose of joining materials with a surface bond. Usually, a film of cellulose (a man-made textile fiber produced from plant matter) provides the backing for adherends made from chemically treated petroleum byproducts that create the tape's stickiness. Cellophane tape belongs to a family of adhesives known as pressure sensitive tapes: while other types of adhesives are activated by heat or water, pressure sensitive tapes adhere when only slight pressure is applied. These tapes are marketed primarily in the labeling industry, and includes such products as generic cellophane tape, masking tape, packing labels, and, perhaps the best known, transparent tape.

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