Business Source 64004 Filament Tape .75" x 60 yd White mailing supply
- Packaging Tape & Di…
- White
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A combo pack of 200 white 1/2" hook-and-loop dots with rubber-based adhesive for high and low temperatures
This combo pack supplies 200 white hook-and-loop dots for small-volume mailing and rack labeling tasks. The rubber-based, pressure-sensitive adhesive performs in both high and low temperature environments. Weather resistance allows reliable use across varied shipping conditions.
Each case contains exactly 200 dots, making this pack suitable for low-throughput operations. Buyers who need higher-volume continuous rolls or larger diameter fasteners should consider alternative formats. The fixed case quantity cannot be broken down into smaller lots.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Tape Logic |
| Product type | Rack Labeling Supplies |
| Product color | White |
Each case contains 200 dots, split between hook and loop pieces for pairing.
Yes, the pressure-sensitive rubber adhesive is designed for high and low temperature environments and is weather resistant.
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