Bsc Preferred DL702 Transparent Sealing Tape 100 Count

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DL702 is a transparent sealing tape designed for securing envelopes, mailing pieces, and gift boxes. Because the tape is clear, printed graphics and text remain visible through the seal, making it well-suited for professional mailing applications where presentation matters. The tape is available in a perforated format for easy, clean tearing without scissors or a dispenser. This product is a recognized equivalent to part number S-5502, offering a reliable drop-in substitution for operations already running that part. Shipping and mailroom staff, fulfillment workers, and office personnel are the typical users.

The DL702 is used in light commercial and office environments for outgoing mail preparation, package sealing, and general shipping tasks. It performs across a range of substrates including standard envelope stock, kraft mailer exteriors, and lightweight gift box closures. The perforated strip format supports high-volume applications where consistent, fast sealing is required. With a package count of 100 units, the DL702 is suited for stocking in mailrooms, shipping departments, or supply closets handling regular outbound volume.

Key Features

• Transparent film construction allows graphics and text to show through the sealed area
• Available perforated for clean, easy opening without tools
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-5502
• Suitable for envelopes, mailing pieces, and gift box closures
• 100-unit pack supports consistent restocking in high-use environments

Compatibility

Identified as an equivalent to part number S-5502. Suitable as a direct substitution in applications where that part is currently specified.

Installation Notes

No specialized trade installation is required for this product. Store rolls in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to maintain adhesive integrity. When applying, ensure the surface is clean and dry for maximum bond. Perforated versions should be torn along the perforation line rather than cut to avoid edge distortion.