Ulanzi 3178 Strong Cloth Base Duck Tape is a sturdy black fabric tape for quick repairs on set, in the studio, or while traveling. With a length of 10 m, tear-by-hand design, and water-resistant backing, it’s ideal for securing cables, making temporary repairs to equipment, and discreetly fastening accessories.
Ulanzi 3178 Strong Cloth Base Duck Tape is a sturdy black fabric tape for quick repairs on set, in the studio, or while traveling. With a length of 10 m, tear-by-hand design, and water-resistant backing, it’s ideal for securing cables, making temporary repairs to equipment, and discreetly fastening accessories.
A strong cloth-backed tape for shooting, the studio and travel. It is 10 m long, tears by hand without scissors and leaves no adhesive when removed.

A strong adhesive on a flexible fabric backing grips even uneven surfaces. The black finish does not distract in shots or in the studio.
Secure cables quickly on set.
Quick fixes to gear on the road.
Discreet black on camera.
Water-resistant backing.
The tape combines a strong adhesive with a flexible fabric backing, so it adheres well even to uneven surfaces. It leaves no adhesive residue when removed.

The fabric backing does not break easily and takes a heavy load without deforming. It suits securing heavier items as well as temporary repairs.

Use the tape to fasten cables quickly, mark an area on the studio floor or help with small DIY jobs. It tears by hand, with no scissors or knife.

The Ulanzi 3178 Strong Cloth Base Duck Tape is a sturdy black fabric tape for quick fixes on set, in the studio or while travelling. With its 10 m length, tear-by-hand design and water-resistant backing, it is ideal for securing cables, making temporary repairs to equipment and discreetly fastening accessories. It suits photographers, videographers, technicians and general maintenance tasks. The photos also show other colours of the tape; this product is the black one.
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