Splicing Tape

(Joining Tape)

Used World-Wide in Projection and Editing Rooms

Optically clear cinema splicing tape of excellent durability that will not discolour or lose adhesion with age.

It is chemically resistant to oils, solvents and grease. Moisture-proof and abrasion resistant.

Each roll is 15 metres long and available in five standard widths to suit your editing needs.

We have three types of marking tapes.

Splicemark, Yellowline and T-Stripe* are all premium cinema splicing/joining tapes and are used just like conventional completely clear splicing/joining tape. They have a pattern around the frame so that the splice can easily be found by projectionists without marking the print or needing to apply any secondary tape to the splice. Please see the diagram at the bottom of the page to see them in use or call for further details.

Edgemark is a narrow tape that can be folded over the edge of a print to provide a bright yellow edge to the film to mark splices or any other points of interest to the projectionist.

Brightyellow splicing tape is a solid yellow tape with all the strength and durability of conventional splicing tape and is ideal for joins where there is no picture or sound.

White-enhanced Yellowline shows yellow at join with no effect on picture or sound.

NEW T-Stripe* has the brightness of Yellowline with a bar between frames for great visibility. Its trademarked design stops short of all soundtracks** so while YOU can see the splice, the audience neither see it, nor hear it. Just another good idea from Jack Roe (CS) Ltd, serving the cinema industry since the 1920s.

Brightyellow film splicing tape: used to provide fast location of film joins where sound and picture are not present.

Brightyellow Edgemarking tape identifies splices in the made-up program and has no effect on picture or sound. Use with JACRO Clear, Splicemark or Yellowline.