First Aid Tape, 3-Cut (Tri-Cut) Plastic Spool – Multi-Width Medical Tape
$4.99
This first aid tape tri-cut plastic spool features three pre-cut widths in a single roll, offering versatile taping options for wound care and bandage securing. A space-saving addition to any first aid kit.
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The First Aid Tape 3-Cut (Tri-Cut) Plastic Spool delivers three tape widths in one convenient roll, eliminating the need to carry multiple tape sizes. This innovative design allows you to choose the right width for each application, from narrow finger taping to wider bandage securing. The durable plastic construction provides reliable adhesion for general first aid use.
Key Features
- Tri-cut design provides three tape widths in one roll
- Durable plastic tape material for secure adhesion
- Space-saving single spool replaces multiple tape rolls
- Easy to tear by hand without scissors
- Clear plastic material for discreet wound care
- Ideal for first aid kits with limited storage space
- Sold individually for convenient restocking
Product Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | First Aid Tape – Tri-Cut |
| Material | Plastic |
| Design | 3-Cut (Three Widths in One) |
| Quantity | 1 spool |
| SKU | WSK-M660 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does tri-cut mean?
Tri-cut means the tape roll has two pre-scored lines that divide it into three strips of different widths. You can peel off one, two, or all three strips depending on the width you need.
Is this tape waterproof?
This plastic tape is moisture-resistant and holds up better than paper tape when exposed to light moisture. However, it is not designed for submersion or prolonged water exposure.
Why choose tri-cut tape over regular tape?
Tri-cut tape is more versatile and space-efficient. Instead of stocking multiple tape widths, you get three width options in a single compact spool, which is especially valuable for portable first aid kits.
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