Description

Features

Scotch Mainline Dispenser P56 holds and dispenses tape rolls of up to six-inches in total width, eliminating the need for multiple dispensers in one area. With the ability to hold and dispense various types of film-backed, filament enforced and general tapes you’ll reduce the need to change tape rolls and types, thus saving time and increasing efficiency in high-volume work areas.

More Tape, Fewer Dispensers
Our Scotch® Mainline Dispenser P56 is designed to ensure that no matter the situation you’ll always have the right tape on hand. This pull-and-tear tabletop dispenser can accommodate up to 6-inches of tape width. It is diverse enough to allow any combination of tapes up to, and including, 6 separate 1-inch wide tapes. This ensures you can deploy any or all of the tapes at a single time. The dispenser is portable and can be relocated with ease. The P56 features a large base to provide stability for easy tape dispensing. The rubber bottom won’t scratch or mar tables or desks and the durable, high-impact plastic exterior means it can withstand even the most difficult work environments.

Dispensers are Indispensable
Tape dispensers hold a roll, keep the end accessible, and provide a means of cutting the tape. Dispensers have a central spool or core and include a mechanism at one end for cutting the tape. They are available in a wide variety of options, from single use, to automated industrial machines. The hand-held variety ranges from plastic, which may be either refillable or disposable, to larger devices used for packaging and bundling in conjunction with shipping. With convenience in mind, hand-held tape dispensers are common accessories in office and light-industrial settings. Weighted desktop dispensers are useful for a variety of office, retail, industrial, and home use. A weighted base keeps the dispenser stable for single-hand use yet allows portability to be carried anywhere taping is needed. Dispensers for package and bundling operations also feature single-handed design for ergonomics and convenience.