Stage Tape

Gaffers stage tape is a strong and versatile adhesive tape that is commonly used in the entertainment industry, particularly in stage productions, film and television sets, and live events. Gaffers tape is preferred for its durability, versatility, and ease of use in various stage and production applications.

Gaffers tape is available in a variety of colors, commonly black, white, and silver, to blend in with different stage and set designs. Our stage tape in clued following colors:

Matte Theatre & Stage Gaffer Tape used for Stage/Area Prep Masking, Floor Marking & Gaffers Tapes. The tape can be written on with markers or pens, allowing for easy labeling, marking, and organizing of equipment and areas on stage.

Gaffers stage tape is a fluorescent matte cloth tape. The stage tape is a 1/2 inch narrow gaffer tape for stage marking on floor laid in an “X” shape. People in theatre, video and film know gaffers stage tape is a valuable tool for making sure that performers, props and set pieces end up where they belong.

Stage Tape Applications:

Matte cloth gaffer tape use for Film and TV Shoots, Studio filming, Theatre/Stage Production, Automotive industry, Sports Productions, Churches, Film Schools, Broadcasting Classes, Box-Sealing, Lighting & Audio/Visual Technicians, Photography, Floor Marking, Holds Down wires to podiums, Musical Gear, Microphones/Guitar Cables, Straps, Drums, Drum Sticks, Mixing Boards and Consoles.

In Film Industry, Production crews in television, motion pictures, concerts, and live shows, use matte finished gaffers tape to fix cables, carpets and other short-term set-ups.

On stages, using matte black stage tape can provide black edges to tables, chairs, and other props. Colored matte gaffers tape can be used to hide cables from the view of the audience or camera; and soften clattering noises of shoes on stage; and it is used to fasten props on shelves in a moving set.

Gaffers stage tape use for a Labeling Tape on Light Control Board, DJ Mixing Board, Audio Mixer. It is also called DJ stage marking tape. It helps DJ mark where certain tracks, or certain parts of the track start.

Some sound crews use stage gaffer tape to fasten radio microphone belt packs to the actor’s back. Other sound crews use stage spike tape to secure the positions of microphone stands. The theatre stage spike tape use for marking the microphone. Different actors easily and quickly identify which microphone they should use in the dark light environment.