Chirp Surface Tag Adhesive Pads (Pack of 25)
These double-sided adhesive pads are used to securely attach the Surface Tag to the item you want to protect.
Each pad is single-use - once the Tag is removed, the pad should be discarded.
Supplied as a sheet of 25 pads.
Product description
Chirp Surface Tag Adhesive Pads (Pack of 25)
These double-sided adhesive pads are used to securely attach the Surface Tag to the item you want to protect.
Each pad is single-use - once the Tag is removed, the pad should be discarded.
Supplied as a sheet of 25 pads.
- Strong, reliable bond: ensures the Surface Tag stays firmly in place on a wide range of materials
- Quick and easy application: pre-cut pads make installation fast, clean, and hassle-free.
- Compatible with Edge and Zone: This product is compatible with all types of Chirp Protect tag, in both Chirp Edge and Zone systems.
Both Systems
2.5cm x 2.5cm x 0.8cm
1.6g
25 pads to a sheet
Black
N/A
Resources
Here, you'll find user guides and information on product care and sustainability.
These adhesive pads are very sticky, so take care when applying them. Line the pad up carefully with the back of the Surface Tag, ensuring the U-shaped button and the Press Switch remain fully visible and accessible.
Each pad is single-use. If the Surface Tag is removed, discard the used pad.
While the adhesive pads are single-use to ensure a reliable bond, we minimise waste by supplying them in compact, easy-to-handle sheets of 25. We encourage responsible disposal - please discard used pads with general waste, and recycle the backing sheet where facilities allow.
How to Use
Watch our short video to see how to use the Adhesive Pads. If you have any questions, please contact us.
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Other Accessories
We also offer a Carrier Label – a clear protective label designed to preserve product packaging when using a Surface Tag. Simply apply the Carrier Label to the packaging first, then attach the Adhesive Pad and Surface Tag on top. When the product is sold, the Surface Tag and pad are removed, leaving the Carrier Label in place to protect the packaging.
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