This tape has obtained the INGEDE certification. This is an analysis of adhesive removability, which certifies that the tape can be easily separated from the packaging on which it is applied during the paper and cardboard recycling process.

Also available in the following versions:

• colored and printed – with flexographic sandwich or spine technology.
• pack roll – special cutting method that ensures super silent and uniform unwinding of the tape.
• easy cutting – for easy tearing of the tape by hand.
• jumbo roll – converter format.

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This tape has obtained the INGEDE certification. This is an analysis of adhesive removability, which certifies that the tape can be easily separated from the packaging on which it is applied during the paper and cardboard recycling process.

Also available in the following versions:

• colored and printed – with flexographic sandwich or spine technology.
• high adhesion – tape featuring a high tack formula.
• pack roll – special cutting method that ensures super silent and uniform unwinding of the tape.
• easy cutting – for easy tearing of the tape by hand.
• jumbo roll – converter format.
  

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This tape has obtained the INGEDE certification. This is an analysis of adhesive removability, which certifies that the tape can be easily separated from the packaging on which it is applied during the paper and cardboard recycling process.

Also available in the following versions:

• printed – with sandwich or spine flexographic technology.
• pack roll – special cutting method that ensures super silent and uniform unwinding of the tape.
• easy cutting – for easy tearing of the tape by hand.
• jumbo roll – converter format.

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Also available in the following versions:

• colored and printed – with flexographic sandwich or spine technology.
• pack roll – special cutting method that ensures super silent and uniform unwinding of the tape.
• easy cutting – for easy tearing of the tape by hand.
• jumbo roll – converter format.

This tape has obtained the INGEDE certification. This is an analysis of adhesive removability, which certifies that the tape can be easily separated from the packaging on which it is applied during the paper and cardboard recycling process.

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It is part of the security line specifically designed to highlight tampering or damage to cardboard packages or envelopes.
If you try to reattach the removed label, it will not stick to any surface. The adhesive part, in fact, remains attached to the package, highlighting the attempted opening, leaving the OPEN VOID writing clearly visible. Ideal for protecting private and confidential documents or packages and highlighting attempts at illicit opening.

Available in standard and customized versions. It is in fact possible to vary the background color of the label, print customized logos and texts on the label itself, reproduce progressive numbering for package traceability.

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The 245 is part of the security line, that is, the line of tapes and labels specifically designed to highlight tampering or damage.

If you try to close the package, the tape does not stick back to the cardboard due to its particular composition. Characterized by a “double layer”, if removed, the tape clearly highlights the attempt to open the box leaving the word OPEN VOID clearly visible on the cardboard.

Recognizable by its color, usually red, the Fabo 245 burglar-proof tape can also be customized in the choice of color itself, in the printing and in the warning message. It is possible to print it with logos or texts and it is also possible to modify the message that gives evidence of the removal from the box.

The printed version of this tape (245P) allows the customer’s logo to be printed on the inside of the film and then the colored background with the burglar-proof message (e.g. “OPEN – VOID” or customized).
This allows, when removing the tape:

• The customer’s logo printed on the film is transferred onto the surface of the cardboard box together with the message identifying the break-in (“Open/Void or customized);
• the logo does not remain on the back of the removed tape.

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