Business Source 32953 Invisible Tape 3/4"x1000" 12/Pack
- Stationery Adhesive…
- White
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Holds multiple tape rolls up to six inches wide with an 11 lb weighted base for stability
The Tartan 3M P56W dispenser holds several rolls of pressure-sensitive tape on a single weighted base. Its 11# base keeps the unit steady while you pull and tear tape with one hand. The brown plastic body accepts tape up to 6" wide and is built for daily office or packing-room use.
Suits users who need quick access to carton-sealing or masking tape without changing rolls constantly. The table-top design works on any flat surface and requires no mounting. Buyers who want a handheld gun or a wall-mounted system should look at a different style of dispenser.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Tartan |
| Product type | Tape Dispensers |
| Product color | Brown |
The dispenser accepts tape rolls up to 6 inches wide, suitable for carton sealing and masking tapes.
It is sold as a single unit with a weighted 11# base that keeps the dispenser stable during use.
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