Splicing tape 3/4 x 72 yards

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Product # INM952MFR #96748
GenericProduct # INM952MFR #96748
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Splicing tape 3/4 x 72 yards
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Pickup at Fairfield & Philadelphia
$12.50

Key Features

  • 3/4-inch splicing tape roll designed for clean, secure film and media splicing applications
  • 72-yard length provides ample tape for darkroom, lab, archival, and production workflows
  • Pressure-sensitive adhesive offers fast application without complicated tools
  • Useful for film handling, editing-room tasks, labeling, bundling, and general studio organization
  • Compact roll format is easy to store in darkroom drawers, edit bays, or equipment kits
In Stock
Pickup at Fairfield & Philadelphia
$12.50
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OVERVIEW

Reliable Splicing Tape for Lab, Film, and Studio Use

This 3/4 x 72 yards Splicing Tape is a practical consumable designed for users who need dependable adhesion in film-handling, editing, archiving, and general photographic workspace applications. Whether used in a traditional darkroom, film transfer environment, classroom, production office, or studio supply cabinet, this tape offers a convenient combination of manageable width and long roll length for repeated daily use.

Designed for Precision Work

The 3/4-inch width is a versatile size that works well for many splicing and joining tasks where control matters. It is wide enough to provide reassuring hold, yet narrow enough to be applied with precision on smaller materials and work surfaces. For technicians and analog enthusiasts, this balance makes it useful when handling delicate media or organizing materials without excessive bulk.

Long 72-Yard Roll for Efficient Workflow

With 72 yards of tape on a single roll, this product is well suited to environments where supplies are used regularly. The extended length helps reduce interruptions from frequent roll changes and makes it a sensible choice for schools, labs, archives, production departments, and busy creative workspaces. It also offers good value for anyone stocking essential expendables for ongoing maintenance and media handling.

Practical Uses

Splicing tape like this can serve a range of purposes beyond straightforward media splicing. It may be used for film and editing-room tasks, temporary identification, bundling lightweight materials, and keeping workstations organized. In analog and mixed-media environments, dependable tape is one of the simplest but most necessary support items, helping users maintain cleaner, more efficient workflow habits.

Benefits for Photographers, Labs, and Archives

For photographers and archival users, consistency matters. A properly sized tape roll helps maintain an orderly workspace and supports repeatable results during handling, storage, and preparation tasks. For educational and institutional use, this format is especially useful because it is easy to dispense, easy to store, and simple to keep on hand as part of a broader darkroom or media-supply system.

Comparison and Positioning

Compared with narrower utility tapes, a 3/4-inch splicing tape offers more surface coverage and a more confident hold for joining and support tasks. Compared with wider tapes, it remains easier to trim, position, and apply neatly in tighter work areas. The 72-yard length also makes it more suitable for regular-use environments than shorter rolls intended for occasional hobby use.

Usage Tips

For best results, apply the tape to a clean, dry surface free from dust, oils, or residue. When using it for precision tasks, cut the tape cleanly with a sharp blade or dispenser to maintain tidy edges. Store unused tape in a cool, dry location away from excessive heat, humidity, and direct sunlight to help preserve adhesive performance over time.

Recommended Accessories

Useful companion items may include a tape dispenser, precision scissors, a film editing block, a cutting mat, archival storage supplies, labeling tools, and general darkroom organization accessories. In educational or lab environments, keeping multiple rolls available alongside basic maintenance tools can help streamline workflow and reduce downtime.

A Brief Product Context

Splicing tape has long been a foundational supply in film, editing, and archival workflows. Even as imaging has become increasingly digital, specialty tapes remain important in analog photography, restoration, preservation, and studio organization. Products like this continue to be valued because they solve simple but essential tasks reliably and economically.

$12.50