Tombow Maxi Power Glue Roller Permanent 8.4mmx16m - PN-IP
Product Code:
48623TW
Pack Of
1
The better way to glue: The refillable Maxi Power Tape for super-strong, clean, precise, fast and wrinkle-free gluing. With new, extra-strong glue and extra-long tape of 16 m. Unique technology ensures that the glue is exactly at the tip - for precise gluing of edges and corners. Tear-proof tape (PET) - can be dispensed down to the last millimetre. Perfect for paper, cardboard, photos, plastic, glass and much more. The glue is acid-free and photosafe. An integrated cap protects the tape from dust and dirt. Recycling ratio over 60% of gross weight. Awarded with the iF product design award 2015. Tape: 8,4 mm x 16 m. Easy and quick to refill. Size of refill has been reduced by about 40 % to the previous model - less waste. Refill: PR-IP.
- General
- The better way to glue: The refillable Maxi Power Tape for super-strong, clean, precise, fast and wrinkle-free gluing. With new, extra-strong glue and extra-long tape of 16 m. Unique technology ensures that the glue is exactly at the tip - for precise gluing of edges and corners. Tear-proof tape (PET) - can be dispensed down to the last millimetre. Perfect for paper, cardboard, photos, plastic, glass and much more. The glue is acid-free and photosafe. An integrated cap protects the tape from dust and dirt. Recycling ratio over 60% of gross weight. Awarded with the iF product design award 2015. Tape: 8,4 mm x 16 m. Easy and quick to refill. Size of refill has been reduced by about 40 % to the previous model - less waste. Refill: PR-IP.
| 2 ABT Dual Brush Pens with flexible brush tip for big, bold letters and fine bullet tip for details. Colours black (ABT-N15) and cool grey (ABT-N75) |
| Black permanent marker MONO twin two tips. Colour black |
| Calligraphy pen Fudenosuke with fine brush tip gives firm control. Degree of hardness 1 (hard), colour black |
| Pencil MONO 100 for guidelines. Degree of hardness 3H (very hard) + eraser MONO XS |
| Set with products and instruction guide for getting started with handlettering |
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