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Did you know that industries like construction and automotive use masking tape in their day-to-day operations?

Is your kit stocked up? We’re ready with all the tapes needed to make your next event run smoothly!

Do you like learning about how different products were invented? We have partnered with 3M to share how masking tape was created!

Clean Green® is one of our most popular products! Because of its unique properties, Clean Green® has proved successful in many different industries.

Amina Labgouri began her career at Bron Tapes in September 2019, joining the team as an IT Help Desk Administrator. Amina has been providing valuable support to our employees, ensuring IT needs are met efficiently and effectively.

It’s important to understand all these attributes when selecting a masking tape, as well as the final application!

No matter which term you prefer, it’s always important to make sure you have the right product for your application!

From carpet installation and floor refinishing to painting and baseboard mounting, you’ll need a variety of tapes to get the job done!

All the colors can be used to help distinguish between products and ensure you picked up the right roll for the job!

She’s held multiple positions since joining the Bron Family, and now Jenna is the Quality Assurance Specialist.

Acrylic and rubber are two of the most common adhesives in the tape world. And even though each of them is capable in terms of performance, they are constructed differently and each have unique properties that make them successful in unique applications.

In the world of tape converting, you often hear the term die cut. In its most simple form, the process of die cutting is turning tape into shapes.

Adhesives could be the solution to optimizing your assembly process.

With the 149th Kentucky Derby coming up, we can’t miss an opportunity to share how different tapes are used in the horse racing industry!

Mary Caparoula started her career at Bron two years ago as a Customer Service Representative at our Kent, Washington location. Since her first day, Mary has felt like a member of the Bron Family and works to make a positive impact on her customers and branch.

It's crucial for employers to prioritize safety in the workplace, especially in manufacturing environments where risks are abundant.

“I think Bron looks for opportunity in people. Jim did that for me,” Chris Armstrong said. “He might have seen something in me that I didn’t see in myself.”