Proper labeling of hazardous materials isn’t just good practice, it’s the law. Whether you're handling chemicals, transporting dangerous goods, or working in a lab or warehouse, accurate labeling is critical for safety, regulatory compliance, and environmental responsibility.
But what’s the best way to label hazardous materials? Let’s break it down.
In a world increasingly focused on sustainable packaging, businesses and consumers alike are turning their attention to alternatives that reduce environmental impact. One option gaining traction is water-activated tape (WAT)—but is it truly eco-friendly?
When it comes to strength, durability, and reliability, filament tape stands in a league of its own. Also known as strapping tape, this reinforced adhesive tape is woven with fiberglass filaments, giving it exceptional tensile strength, far superior to standard packaging tape. But beyond basic box sealing, filament tape has a wide variety of applications across industries.
We’ve all been there: You peel off a sticker or piece of tape, and it leaves behind a sticky, stubborn mess. Whether it’s on glass, plastic, wood, or metal, adhesive residue can be annoying—and sometimes damaging—if not handled properly.
At Classy Moose, we understand these unique challenges and offer tailored solutions for businesses operating in cold storage, fresh produce, food processing, and beyond. Here's a closer look at the key challenges in the food sector and how modern tape and label technology is rising to meet them.
At Classy Moose, we believe you don’t need massive budgets to make your packaging stand out. With thoughtful use of custom tape and labels, even small businesses can create a professional, polished, and memorable unboxing experience.
Here are some creative, practical custom packaging ideas that use tape and labels to elevate your brand.
When it comes to choosing the right adhesive tape for packaging, sealing, or industrial applications, the sheer number of options available can be overwhelming. One standout among these choices is acrylic tape—a versatile, high-performance adhesive that has carved out a strong reputation across multiple industries. But what exactly is acrylic tape, and how does it compare to other types of tape on the market?
In this blog post, we’ll explore the main types of heat resistant tapes, their properties, and where they're most commonly used.
Not all labels are created equal—and neither are the ways they're cut. Believe it or not, the cut of a label can make a big difference in how it’s applied, how it looks, and how fast you can work.
Not all tape is created equal, and if you’re preparing for the big move, using the right type of tape for the right job can make your day go a lot smoother. Here’s a breakdown of different types of tape and how they can help you survive Moving Day in Québec:
Whether you're shipping products daily or just sealing boxes for storage, understanding the differences between poly and PVC tape can help you choose the right one for your application. Let’s break it down.
In today’s hyper-connected world, consumers are more curious than ever about the products they buy, where they come from, how they're made, and who’s behind them. One key trend that continues to gain traction is origin transparency: clearly showing where your product comes from. But does this actually help your brand? And what does this mean in a Canadian context, where "local" often carries unique weight?
