Duct tape

Duct tape is a versatile, pressure-sensitive adhesive tape known for its strength, durability, and water-resistant backing. It typically consists of three layers: a polyethylene coating, fabric mesh for reinforcement, and a strong rubber-based adhesive. Originally developed during World War II for sealing ammunition cases, it has since become a household and industrial staple used for repairs, sealing, binding, and crafting. Its strong adhesion and adaptability make it effective on various surfaces, though it can leave residue if removed.