Fragile adhesive tape
- FR12
Signal adhesive tape with the inscription "FRAGIL", used for visible marking of parcels with delicate contents. The white background and red text ensure high visibility in the warehouse and during handling by couriers, alerting operators that the package requires extra care. Biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) support with acrylic adhesive, considered the most eco-friendly adhesive available on the market.
Features:
- Material: BOPP (biaxially oriented polypropylene)
- Color: white with red text "FRAGIL"
- Width: 4.7 cm
- Length: 65 m
- Thickness: 48 microns
- High resistance to aging
- Fast adhesion on contact
Operational advantages:
- Visible signaling for reducing damage during transport
- Reduces the rate of returns due to handling damage
- Compatible with manual 48mm dispensers
- Acrylic adhesive with low environmental impact
Recommended for:
- Packaging of fragile products: glass, ceramic, electronics
- Online stores that sell products sensitive to shocks
- Warehouses with a high volume of fragile parcels
- Courier and transport companies that handle delicate goods
- Sublimation, engraving, and customization workshops with fragile finished products
Recommended accessory
For fast and efficient application of tape on parcels, we recommend using a professional dispenser. It reduces packaging time and operator effort:
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