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Black vinyl chart tape, 1/8 in. wide by 27 ft. long, for dry-erase, planning and scheduling boards
This Magna Visual CT4-B chart tape comes in a black vinyl finish. It is designed for use with dry-erase boards, planning boards and scheduling boards. The narrow width suits detailed grid work and colour-coded timelines.
The roll provides 27 feet (324 inches) of continuous tape. That length covers multiple board layouts before a replacement is needed. It runs out when the full roll has been applied and no spare rolls are on hand.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Magna Visual |
| Product type | Packaging and Shipping Accessories |
| Product color | Black |
The vinyl chart tape is designed for dry-erase, planning and scheduling boards, so it sticks to standard melamine and porcelain surfaces without leaving residue when removed.
Unroll the tape against a straight edge; the full roll measures 324 inches, which equals the stated 27-foot length.
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