Αόρατη ταινία KORES K53309 19 mm x 33 m ματ εγγράψιμη ισχυρή πρόσφυση

Invisible tape KORES K53309 19 mm x 33 m matte writable strong adhesion is a matte-finish adhesive tape designed for discreet joining, sealing and repair of paper materials. The 19 mm width and 33 m length offer a practical balance between precision and endurance for everyday tasks. The matte writable surface allows pen or pencil marking without smudging, while the strong adhesive provides reliable hold on envelopes, documents and craft projects.

Advantages

This matte writable tape is engineered to be nearly invisible on most papers, minimizing reflection and maintaining a clean appearance. Its strong adhesion ensures long-lasting bonds on a variety of paper surfaces, while the writable coating accepts ink and graphite for labeling and corrections. The 19 mm width enables accurate placement; the 33 m roll reduces the need for frequent replacement in office, home or school environments.

Suitable for

• Sealing envelopes and mailing documents
• Repairing torn pages, photographs and paper edges
• Labeling or annotating documents where a discreet finish is required
• Paper crafts, scrapbooking and school projects

Key specifications

• Width: 19 mm
• Length: 33 m
• Finish: matte, low-gloss surface
• Surface: writable with pen or pencil
• Adhesion: strong, formulated for paper substrates
• Appearance: near-invisible on typical white and colored paper

How to use

Cut or dispense the required length of tape and apply it directly to clean, dry paper surfaces. Press along the tape to ensure full contact and remove any air bubbles. For writable notes or annotations, wait briefly after application if needed and write using a ballpoint pen, gel pen or pencil. For repairs, overlap tape slightly beyond the tear and press firmly to secure both sides.

Recommendations

Store the roll in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive performance. Test writeability on a small area if using delicate inks; when applying to photographic prints or archival materials, consider compatibility with the substrate before prolonged use.