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Shurtape PC-619 Fluorescent Duct Tape is a light industrial-grade duct tape which is available in 4 neon colors. Used for color coding, labeling, floor marking, book binding and stage preparation in the hospitality, motion picture & A/V, motorsports and floral industries. Shurtape PC-619 Duct Tape features include waterproof backing, good conformability, excellent tack and adhesion, easy unwind from roll and it is good for indoor/outdoor use. PC-619 will fluoresce under a black light; however please note this is not a glow-in-the-dark tape. NOTES: Sizes shipped will typically be the tape industry standard metric-cut sizes, i.e. 24mm for each 1 inch of nominal tape width ordered (rolls are approximately 5% narrower than the nominal size). This product's actual size is 48mm x 55m.

Pro Tapes PRO-ARTIST-NEON Fluorescent Artist/Console Tape is a flatback paper tape used for marking boards, color coding, and labeling. Artist tape has a repositionable, clean removal adhesive system that does not leave any residue. Printable with flexo-inks, markers, pens, and pencils. Provides good tensile strength, as well as high edge tear resistance and easy unwind. Available in 4 fluorescent blacklight friendly colors: orange, pink, yellow, and green. This tape was recently featured in the October 2008 issue of Martha Stewart Living magazine's "Night Visions" article.

JVCC Stage-Set Spike Tape is a 1/2 inch wide gaffers tape that comes in 19 different colors. Spike tape is a narrow gaffers tape which is used to mark stages and for other color coding applications. Since it is a gaffers tape it will not leave adhesive residue behind when removed, can be torn by hand, and will not reflect light. The following colors currently come in 45 yard rolls: burgundy, electric blue, purple, tan and teal. The following colors currently come in 50 yard rolls: fluorescent green, fluorescent pink, fluorescent orange and fluorescent yellow. The following colors currently come in 60 yard rolls: black, blue, brown, dark (navy) blue, dark green, grey, olive drab, red, white and yellow. NOTES: Sizes shipped will typically be the tape industry standard metric-cut sizes, i.e. 24mm for each 1 inch of nominal tape width ordered (rolls are approximately 5% narrower than the nominal size). This product's actual size is 12mm x 46m. In the photo the colors are the following (starting from the top left and working down): Brown, Yellow, Kodak Yellow, White, Grey, Black, Fluorescent Yellow, Fluorescent Pink, Fluorescent Green, Fluorescent Orange, Tan, Red, Purple, Burgundy, Navy Blue, Electric Blue, Blue, Teal, Dark Green and Olive Drab.

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Pro Tapes PRO-ARTIST-NEON Fluorescent Artist/Console Tape is a flatback paper tape used for marking boards, color coding, and labeling. Artist tape has a repositionable, clean removal adhesive system that does not leave any residue. Printable with flexo-inks, markers, pens, and pencils. Provides good tensile strength, as well as high edge tear resistance and easy unwind. Available in 4 fluorescent blacklight friendly colors: orange, pink, yellow, and green. This tape was recently featured in the October 2008 issue of Martha Stewart Living magazine's "Night Visions" article.

Pro Tapes Pro-Gaff Fluorescent Gaffers Tape is a high strength vinyl coated cloth tape with a matte finish. It has a high performance adhesive system and is highly conformable to irregular surfaces. It comes in 4 fluorescent colors: green, orange, pink and yellow. Pro-Gaff is also waterproof, abrasion resistant, has a smooth, controlled unwind, and is hand-tearable. Engineered for demanding applications such as wire and carpet hold down, gaffing lights, spiking, color coding, marking boxes, stage and set decoration, splicing floors and bundling wires. Pro-Gaff Gaffers Tape is water and temperature resistant, removes cleanly from most surfaces, and resists tears and punctures. Fluorescent colors of Pro-Gaffer tape glow vividly under black light; however please note this is not a glow-in-the-dark tape.

Galvanized steel vinyl-coated wire rope with 7x7 standard construction is commonly used in pulleys, and in aircraft and automotive controls. This wire rope is fluorescent green-colored for ease of recognition. Galvanized steel wire rope is coated with a thin layer of zinc that protects underlying material from corrosion and provides rust resistance. This strong material remains ductile over long work periods, and has a higher breaking strength than stainless steel. Vinyl, also called Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), is corrosion-resistant, lightweight, and has high strength. It resists reactions with acids, gasoline, alcohol, and hydrocarbons. It is flexible and resistant to weather and ultra-violet (UV) rays. Vinyl coating is a hard, durable plastic that resists most chemicals, has excellent dimensional stability, and can be sterilized. It resists oil, has absorbs low levels of moisture, and is non-conductive. 7x7 strand core has seven strands of wire rope with seven wires in each strand formed helically around a strand core. 7x7 strand core is stronger but less flexible than 6x19 and 6x36 class constructions. Wire rope, also called wire cable, is an assembly of wire strands formed helically around a central core. It is used for pulling, lifting, rigging, hoisting, and motion-control applications most commonly found in the manufacturing, marine, oil, mining, fiber-optics, aircraft, automotive accessory, and construction industries. A combination of characteristics including material, finish, construction, diameter, length, and breaking strength combines to give each rope its performance ability. Wire rope materials are selected for properties such as strength, elasticity, conductivity, and chemical- and weather-resistance. For strength purposes, most wire rope is made of bright (uncoated or bare) wire. However, it is also produced in a variety of finishes, such as polypropylene (PE), vinyl (PVC), or nylon. These coatings can increase overall durability and strength, and allow for specific use. The breaking strength for wire rope is the strength at which new wire rope will fail under a stationary load. Breaking strength is not considered safe working load (SWL) limit.