Import Eo Indicator Tape — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in China

The Eo Indicator Tape offered by Anqing Kangmingna Packaging Co., Ltd is a chemical‑based strip designed to show a visual colour change when a package has been processed. It is constructed from pressure‑semi‑crepe paper, providing a flexible yet sturdy base. One side of the tape carries a permanent adhesive glue, while the opposite side carries the printed indicator strip. The indicator ink reacts to temperature or pressure exposure, giving an easy and accurate signal to operators.

Semi‑crepe paper is a common substrate for industrial indicator tapes because it balances strength and absorbency. The adhesive used is a standard pressure‑sensitive glue that adheres to most wrapping materials without leaving residue. Typical rolls are supplied at a width of 50 mm and a length of 30 m, which matches the dimensions favoured by most packaging lines (typical). Standard industry tolerances allow the tape to withstand temperatures up to 120 °C and a tensile strength of about 30 N per 5 cm (standard).

This tape is widely used in food‑processing, pharmaceutical and logistics facilities where a clear indication of heat or pressure treatment is required. Buyers such as contract packagers and finished‑goods manufacturers usually request rolls packaged on cardboard cores for easy handling. Prospective importers should confirm the exact MOQ, preferred Incoterms and payment conditions directly with the supplier before placing an order.

Anqing Kangmingna Packaging Co., Ltd is headquartered at Sanyi Road, Daqiao Economic and Technological Development Zone, Anqing City, Anhui Province, China, postal code 246003. The company carries a “harbor” trust tier on the platform, indicating a moderate level of verification. Its listed response rate is currently 0 % with no average response time recorded, which suggests that communication may require proactive follow‑up. The supplier’s catalogue highlights the production of chemical indicator tapes intended for safe closure of various wrapping materials.

The profile does not provide details on certifications, factory size or annual output, so those aspects should be verified directly. Anqing Kangmingna states that its indicator tapes use pressure‑semi‑crepe paper and adhesive backing, but any additional quality‑assurance procedures are not disclosed. Potential buyers are encouraged to request sample tapes and any relevant test reports before committing to larger volumes. Contact can be made through the platform’s messaging system, keeping in mind the supplier’s low response activity.