Filament tape is reinforced with fiberglass strands — it’s a fiberglass-reinforced tape that provides added strength and tear resistance.
Common uses include sealing corrugated boxes, reinforcing packages, unitizing pallets, bundling items (including carpet bundling), strapping, and general packaging tasks.
In these listings, filament tapes are described as leaving little or no adhesive residue upon removal.
Listings commonly describe filament tape as fiberglass-reinforced with very high or superior tensile strength; they highlight resistance to breakage, seam splitting, tearing, and abrasion, and often note minimal residue.
The results show widths of 1 inch, 1.88 inches, and 2 inches, and lengths including 60 inches and 1,965.6 inches as listed across the products.
The listings include thickness options of 4.0 mil and 4.8 mil.
Package quantities shown in these results include packs of 6, 24, and 36 rolls.
One listing specifies a standard 3-inch core for the clear filament tape rolls.
Filament tape’s fiberglass reinforcement gives it very high tensile strength, so it’s used to seal corrugated boxes, reinforce packages, unitize pallets, and bundle items; listings also note it resists breakage and typically leaves little or no residue.