Sentence examples for durable tape from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stenson is expanding his handmade wares, contracting with a Chinese company that makes more durable tape.

Invented in the early 1940s by scientists at Permacell, a division of the Johnson and Johnson Company, duct tape was built to fill the need for a strong, flexible, durable tape that could help the war effort, according to Avon, Ohio-based Henkel Consumer Adhesives, one of the world's largest makers of the stuff.

Use heavy, durable tape so that the paper buckle stays securely in place.

Use durable tape to tape the balloon end on the pipe.

This thick, durable tape is great for protecting your binder and can give it a semi-metallic sheen.

Sortly: You've got your sharpie markers, durable masking tape and extra large brown boxes -- it's time to start packing!

The lift, a simplified version of an application long used by movie makeup experts, involves durable clear tape placed on either side of the face.

The enclosures were mosquito-proofed on all sides by attaching a tarp floor and using durable weather-resistant tape to seal all gaps.

The tape is extremely durable and is able to expand and contract through a wide range of temperatures.

The beauty of the compact cassette format was that it was small and portable (especially compared to the earlier reel-to-reel tape format), relatively durable due to its hard plastic outer shell, and most of all could easily be recorded to at home by non-professional users.

A few store owners said some of their videocassette clients believed that tapes were more durable than DVDs.