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Intertape Polymer Group launches the eH20 Electric Water-Activated Taper with new roller wetting technology

Intertape Polymer Group Inc. (“IPG” or the "Company"), a leading manufacturer of packaging products and machinery, has launched its new eH20 Electric WAT Taper which features a new roller wetting technology.

Older WAT taper models in the market use a brush to wet the underside of water-activated tapes that run through the machine. Over time, brushes can get dirty with adhesive build up and often force water to spill
over, causing corrosion to the machine’s body. IPG’s patent pending roller wetting technology requires no maintenance to keep the wetting mechanism clean, evenly dispenses water across the tape, and the rollers will not support the growth of bacteria or mold.

In addition, the eH2O Electric WAT Taper has a new and improved 16 raised button rubber keypad which improves ergonomics and extends the life of the keys. Other features include a 1000’ tape roll capability to reduce downtime from frequent roll changes, a stainless steel arching guillotine cutter for the cleanest cutting action, a tank heater that warms the water for proper activation of the adhesive, a safety interlock door sensor to prevent operator injury, and an automatic shut off to save energy.

“We are excited to offer this new tape dispenser because we believe operators will love using it,” stated Joy Scott, Machinery Product Manager. “It is very easy to use and fundamentally intuitive to operate, program and keep clean. This machine can help increase the effectiveness of your automation needs while ensuring the security of each package with water-activated tape. It’s ideally suited for fulfillment and general manufacturing packaging lines.”

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