Duck Brand Standard Packaging Tape Refill, 1.88 Inch x 54.6 Yard, Clear, 1 Roll (240408)

seems to be better than scotch/3M tape for a dispenser. This stuff is always a hit or miss and this time it was a decent hit

Great

The tape works fine with one exception. It is very light weight (thin). This property impacts a couple of tape characteristics that are a challenge to work with. The tensile strength is low because of how thin it is. Additionally, the thinness impacts how It behaves during application. The thin tape is more difficult to control when applying it to packaging. It has a tendency to be unusually limp and wants to go its own way. It sticks to anything it touches and not necessarily where you want it. But ... on the plus side it is functional and reasonably priced. For me, I will pay a little bit more to get tape that is more agreeable to work with. But as I said, with patience it is perfectly functional.

worked needed to pack

Not too of line but works for the price

Much better deal than buying rolls separately.

Does the job

Bought this thinking it was the same as the tape dispenser I bought. It isnt, apparently. Duck apparently makes HP260 which is solid and *this*, which, I dont know who isnt buying this by mistake, cause its worthless crap. The roll came with bumps and deformities, making it more difficult to find where the tape begins, and when you finally do, youll consistently just start tearing chunks off the end instead of getting a pull on the tape. Its far too thin for the amount of adhesion. Unhappily, this problem returns literally every time you set the tape down. Im just going to throw the rest of this away. Its not worth the minutes of my life spent struggling to get a decent piece of tape off of it.

Sticks well enough, but the thinness makes it readily stick to itself (permanently) before it gets to the package, which means increased waste, so not the best value.

I don’t write many reviewers, especially for commodity items, but feel inclined when I think a product is really quite poor. I have a nice tape gun and this tape jams in my gun all of the time, and is so thin that it gets all jumbled up with itself. I end up cutting off and throwing away about 10% of what I use. Lastly, after tappping the box, one day later the tape is peeling off the box on its own. I have used some tapes that one strip feels sufficient to seal the box but I feel the need to hit it multiple times with this tape.