Our tapes have two major differences from our competitors: a wider temperature range and the length of the rolls.
Our tamper–evident tapes for bags void at all temperatures, including in the critical +40°C to +60°C range where all other tapes fail.
Also, we offer up to 2,500-metre flat rolls or 10,000-metre spools for additional production efficiency.
Above 40°C, adhesives on tamper–evident tapes begin to soften. This temperature range is high enough for someone to open a security bag or courier envelope with no evidence of tampering, and yet low enough that it won’t trigger the thermochromic ink.
The reason your clients are buying security bags is because they believe them to be secure. They want the most secure solution available on the market and our tapes deliver that.
Face cuts provide an additional layer of security. But it is fairly easy to remove a tamper-evident tape with face cuts and leave no trace, as demonstrated here.
All you have to do is cover the security face cuts with another tape, and the face cuts can be defeated.
It’s easy enough. You just need a hair dryer or heat gun. You heat the tape within that temperature range and start pulling slowly. It takes about two minutes.
It is, and if security bag manufacturers know about it, you can be sure thieves know about it too.
If you truly want to stay ahead of the curve, this is a must-have product.
Our clients tell us that this is how they win new customers. They simply have to demonstrate the limits of the tamper-evident tape the competition is using.
Our tamper-evident solutions are very price competitive, more so when you consider the productivity gains of using longer rolls.
Tamperguard has developed proprietary technology that makes both security bags and courier bags secure at all temperatures.
See for yourself. Contact us to request a sample. It will arrive within a week.
Graduate from the Chemical Engineering Department at McGill University, Jesse has been with the Tamperguard team since 2016 and has helped develop novel chemistries for the security of Tamperguard’s products. He also helps on articles for the Tamperguard website!