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CENTRAL 235 Series Light-Duty Water-Activated Kraft Tape
CENTRALLight-Duty Water-Activated Kraft Tape

CENTRAL 235 Series Light-Duty Water-Activated Kraft Tape

The CENTRAL Water-Activated Tape is a light-duty kraft tape with a 5.8 mil thickness, supplied as a 6-pack of 2 13/16 in x 500 ft rolls in the 235 series (MPN K6052). This water-activated tape is designed for sealing…

SKU 3G-OTH-582445

Also listed as: K 6052 · K-6052

Brand
CENTRAL
Item
235 Series Light-Duty Water-Activated Kraft Tape
Part Number
K6052
Category
Light-Duty Water-Activated Kraft Tape
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
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Technical Specifications

CENTRAL
Manufacturer Part Number
K6052
Type
2 13/16 in x 500 ft, 235, Kraft, 6 PK
Tape Series
235

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Product Description

The CENTRAL Water-Activated Tape is a light-duty kraft tape with a 5.8 mil thickness, supplied as a 6-pack of 2 13/16 in x 500 ft rolls in the 235 series (MPN K6052). This water-activated tape is designed for sealing applications requiring a reliable bond.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CENTRAL Water-Activated Tape used for?

CENTRAL Water-Activated Tape is a light-duty kraft tape for sealing cartons and packages that require a strong, permanent bond. It is commonly used in shipping and packaging applications where moisture-activated adhesion provides tamper-evident closure. The 5.8 mil thickness suits lightweight to medium-weight boxes.

What are the specifications of CENTRAL Water-Activated Tape?

The CENTRAL Water-Activated Tape is from the 235 series, with a 5.8 mil thickness. Each roll measures 2 13/16 in wide by 500 ft long, supplied as a 6-pack. The tape is made of kraft paper and uses water activation for bonding. The manufacturer part number is K6052.

Where to buy CENTRAL Water-Activated Tape worldwide?

3G Electric supplies CENTRAL Water-Activated Tape worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us to order the 235 series tape (MPN K6052) for reliable sealing performance.

How to use CENTRAL Water-Activated Tape?

To use CENTRAL Water-Activated Tape, moisten the adhesive side with water or a damp sponge before applying to the carton seam. Press firmly along the entire length for a secure bond. Allow a few seconds for the adhesive to set. For best results, use a water-activated tape dispenser.

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3G Electric supplies CENTRAL light-duty water-activated kraft tape. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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