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Custom barrier tapes and packing tapes
Barrier tape marks an area, while packing tape seals parcels and carries branding. They perform different jobs. Establish whether the requirement is visual guidance, package closure, or a repeated campaign message.
Choosing barrier tape and packing tape
Compare width, roll length, material, and adhesive properties where relevant. Packing tape performance depends on the carton surface and conditions. Barrier tape needs visible placement and attachment but is not a physical protective barrier.
Packing-tape repeats should work on small cartons too. Barrier messages must be readable at normal approach distances. Separate rolls for different departments. Testing tape on the actual carton helps assess adhesion, unwinding, and how artwork continues across cut sections.
Packing tape for parcels and barrier tape for marking areas
Printed packing tape can identify the sender before a box is opened. The pattern should work on large cartons and short sealing strips alike. Start with the carton surface and packing method. For manual application, check roll compatibility with the existing dispenser or cutter.
For barrier tape, define what needs marking. An event boundary, temporary route, and decorative campaign ribbon may need different widths and artwork. The message should make sense when only part of the tape is visible. Required length and attachment depend on the area’s shape and available fixing points.
- Specify width and roll length.
- Confirm adhesive or non-adhesive construction.
- Review artwork on a short sample strip.
- Try packing tape on the actual carton.
Carton surface, storage, and application conditions affect tape performance. If parcel weights or packaging materials vary, compare multiple options. Retain dimensions, material, and artwork repeat for later orders. This makes reproducing the result easier than relying on the appearance of a previous roll.
Repeating logos and artwork placement
Confirm repeat spacing, text direction, and print colors. The design should remain understandable when only a short length is used.
The repeat describes the spacing between successive logos or messages. A long pattern on a small carton may show only part of the company name. Approve text direction, background color, and joins on a sample. Fit the artwork to actual width with the necessary edge allowance.
For an overview of the processes, see branding methods.
Barrier and packing tapes to compare
Explore custom PE barrier tape, printed Hot Melt packing tape and printed kraft-paper packing tape. Barrier and packing tapes serve different purposes. For adhesive tapes, compare adhesive suitability, dimensions, operating conditions, and appearance. A material name does not establish suitability for every package.
Order tape with your company logo
Compare prices at matching width, length, and print-color count. Allow separately for attachments needed to install barrier tape.
Send the intended use, roll quantity, and dimensions. Include artwork and details of cartons or the area to be marked. Kingivabrik can help select tape and prepare a readable repeating design.
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