Cold Temperature Carton Sealing Tape

Two-inch tape is a common starting point for regular carton seams, while 3-inch tape provides broader coverage when the carton, seam or closure method calls for it. Width does not replace adequate board strength or flap alignment. The 1.7-mil value describes the tape construction; it is not an adhesion rating or permission to reduce the required closure pattern.

Keep corrugated surfaces clean, dry and free from frost, condensation, oil and dust. Center the tape over the seam, apply even pressure and extend it beyond the flaps according to the approved closure method. Cold-tape construction does not overcome a wet, damaged or contaminated carton. Trial hand and machine application separately if both methods are used.

The product description supports refrigerated application and low-temperature storage, but it does not publish a numeric application or service range. Confirm exact technical data when the process requires defined temperatures. Application temperature and later service temperature are different specifications and should not be treated as interchangeable.

Test adhesion on the actual corrugated board, including recycled-content surfaces, coatings and printed areas. Evaluate initial tack, flap spring-back and seal condition after refrigeration, handling and condensation exposure. The tape closes a carton; it does not insulate contents or maintain product temperature. Revalidate after changing the carton, equipment, application temperature, storage duration or closure pattern.