Printed Barrier Tape is a very effective method of crowd control which also gives an added bonus to your marketing budget.

Barrier tape is designed to create a pathway and watching areas for spectators, This not only keeps your visitors safe but also provides an excellent advertising opportunity.

Custom printed barrier tape can be seen by thousands of potential customers and will help raise brand awareness. Interest in your products and services is never higher than when a product is seen in use or demonstrated.

Printed barrier tape really is multi purpose, It can be used for making a pathway, securing a designated area, controling crowds, creating a finish line and most importantly advertising your company and products.

If you are interested or would simply like some more information please feel free to browse our dedicated website for barrier tape.

Over the last few years more and more businesses have started using printed adhesive tape to advertise their business and raise their profile.

Printing your logo and contact details on tape you use on a regular basis has to be the most cost effective way of achieving both objectives.

With a range of widths from 9mm to 150mm a choice of up to 3 colours and the standard length being 66m you really can make an impact on every item you package and send out. Not only does it look proffessional but it also works great as a security tape as you can easily see if  it has been tampered with and is not easily replaced with a standard  economy packaging tape.

Upon request we can also add a standard security warning which alerts customers to check the package and contents before they sign, this takes away the headache of trying to discover who is to blame should you encouter any problems.

if you are a company looking to get your name out there or simply looking to add that customised professional finish to your packages then printed tape really is the answer.

if you are interested or would like any more information please take a look at our dedicated printed adhesive tapes website