Description
White Paper Packaging Tape for Neatly Sealed Boxes
A neatly sealed parcel makes a good first impression, especially when you’re using white or light-coloured packaging. Our White Paper Packaging Tape holds box flaps closed while giving your parcels a clean, simple finish. It’s self-adhesive, so you can use it straight from the roll instead of adding water as you would with traditional gummed paper tape.
At 48mm wide, it’s a convenient size for sealing the top or bottom of a box with one strip. The white paper surface works well with white postal boxes, gift packaging and presentation cartons. Whether you send a few customer orders each week or pack parcels every day, choose a single roll to get started or a larger pack to keep your packing area stocked.
Packing and Dispatch
- Sealing white postal boxes and ecommerce packaging
- Giving gift boxes a clean, coordinated finish
- Packing retail orders and boxed merchandise for delivery
- Keeping a packing station stocked with paper tape
- Finishing light-coloured presentation packaging
Key Features
- White paper backing for a simple, tidy appearance
- Self-adhesive tape — no water activation needed
- Each roll measures 48mm wide × 50m long
- Packs of 1, 2, 6, 12, 18 or 36 rolls
- Handy for sealing cardboard boxes and everyday parcels
- White finish pairs neatly with light-coloured packaging
Sizes, Colours and Pack Options
Every roll is 48mm wide and 50 metres long. Pick a single roll for occasional packing, or a larger pack if you’re regularly sealing orders and want extras ready to use.
| Roll dimensions | Packs (rolls) |
|---|---|
| 48mm x 50m | 1 Roll, 2 Rolls, 6 Rolls, 12 Rolls, 18 Rolls, 36 Rolls |
How to Seal Boxes with White Paper Tape
Close the box flaps, then run a strip of tape along the opening. Press it down firmly onto clean, dry cardboard and extend the ends slightly onto the sides of the box. For heavier parcels, use a suitable box and packing method rather than relying on extra tape alone.
If you’re packing lots of parcels, a compatible hand-held tape dispenser can make the job quicker. Keep spare rolls dry and away from strong heat so the backing and adhesive stay in good condition.
If you’re choosing paper tape as part of a more considered approach to packaging, check whether your local recycling collection accepts the finished tape alongside cardboard; requirements can vary by product and collection service.
