Paper tape is a versatile product that is useful for writing notes, classifying documents, items… in daily life, in the paint and pharmaceutical industries…

Paper tape was invented by Mr. Richard Drew in 1925 when he realized the difficulty in the process of repairing cars, having to use newspaper to cover areas that do not need to be painted, or the types of tape at that time had too strong adhesion, causing the paint to peel off when peeled off. Therefore, Richard Drew spent time researching and finding a solution to create paper tape products.

The surface of the tape is a layer of paper that can be written on with many types of pens, the other side is a layer of natural rubber glue with moderate adhesion. The product structure includes:

Core: acts as the center and helps shape the tape roll so that the product is not dented and is easy to hold.

The tape has a base layer and an inner glue layer.

Paper tape has a different composition compared to regular tapes, can be torn by hand without a knife or scissors, convenient for users, can be peeled off without leaving glue marks, and is heat resistant.