Kraft Paper Tape

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Types of Kraft Paper Tape

Our Kraft paper tape range includes three distinct systems:

  1. Kraft Carton Sealing Tape: A self-adhesive option made with FSC-sourced kraft paper and rubber-solvent adhesive. It can be recycled with the carton.
  2. e-Tape Kraft: A kraft paper tape with rubber-solvent adhesive designed specifically for use with the e-Tape Dispenser.
  3. Water Activated Tape: Uses a starch-based adhesive that activates with water and requires a dedicated dispenser. Choose from reinforced and non-reinforced options.

Paper Packing Tape vs Plastic Tape

The main difference between paper packing tape and conventional plastic tape is the backing material. Suitable paper products can remain with the cardboard carton during recycling, simplifying the process after the package has served its purpose.

Performance still depends on the individual product. For example, our Kraft Carton Sealing Tape combines good holding power with low-temperature performance, so businesses don’t necessarily have to sacrifice practical carton-sealing performance when choosing a paper-based option.


Choosing the Right Kraft Tape

Begin with how you want to apply the Kraft tape. For straightforward self-adhesive application, choose a compatible self-adhesive product. If your business already uses the e-Tape system, e-Tape Kraft provides a paper-based option designed for that workflow.

For water-activated tape, consider the carton and load before choosing between reinforced and non-reinforced versions. We recommend reinforced tape for heavier cartons and non-reinforced tape for lighter parcels. Always confirm the required dispenser before ordering.

FAQ's

  • Is Kraft paper tape recyclable?

    Selected kraft paper tapes can be recycled with the cardboard carton. Check the individual product specifications, as construction can vary between products.

  • What is the difference between self-adhesive and water-activated paper tape?

  • Do I need a special dispenser for paper tape?

  • Is brown paper tape strong enough for heavy cartons?