3M 7010312315 Scotch 373 Box Sealing Tape White 2.5 Mil

Product Description

The 3M 7010312315 is the Scotch 373 box sealing tape, a high-performance polypropylene packaging tape engineered for heavy-duty closure of a wide range of box materials. At 2.5 mil thick, the film backing provides strong resistance to abrasion, moisture, chemicals, and scuffing. A synthetic rubber adhesive delivers conformability under stress, allowing the tape to seat tightly around box edges and irregular or rough surfaces. This tape is suited for distribution centers, warehouses, and shipping operations where reliable, consistent carton closure is required.

Scotch 373 is designed for demanding packaging environments, including ecommerce fulfillment and single-parcel shipment operations. It performs well on recycled fiberboard and liner paper, which are common in sustainable packaging programs. The tape unwinds smoothly and is compatible with high-speed automated packaging lines, making it a practical choice for facilities running continuous sealing operations. It is appropriate for applications where heavy box materials require a tape with strong edge tear and split resistance.

Key Features

• 2.5 mil polypropylene film backing for durability under heavy-duty use
• Synthetic rubber adhesive conforms around edges and on rough or irregular surfaces
• High edge tear and split resistance for single-parcel and ecommerce shipments
• Resists abrasion, moisture, chemicals, and scuffing
• Excellent adhesion to recycled fiberboard and liner paper
• Easy unwind with smooth dispensing compatible with high-speed automated lines

Compatibility

Designed for use on heavy-weight box materials including recycled fiberboard; suitable for manual and high-speed automated packaging line dispensers.

Installation Notes

Apply to clean, dry carton surfaces free of dust, oil, or loose fibers for best adhesion. When using on automated lines, verify dispenser settings are compatible with 2.5 mil film tape to prevent misfeed or uneven application. Ensure roll cores are seated correctly in the dispenser before beginning a production run.