One-inch fluorescent green console tape gives audio, lighting, and video crews a bright, writable labeling strip that will not harm the gear it sits on. Console tape is the industry answer to a simple problem: crews need to relabel mixing boards, dimmer consoles, monitors, and cart shelves constantly, and ordinary tape either will not take ink or refuses to come off cleanly. This matte paper tape does both, and the neon green face keeps every label legible in a dark booth or on a nighttime set.
The full 1-inch width is the workhorse size for channel strips. Sound mixers lay one continuous band across the top of the board and write a full show of character names on it. Lighting console operators label playbacks, encoders, and cue lists in letters big enough to read at a glance. Beyond the booth, the roll earns its keep as temporary labeling on expendables bins, follow-focus marks discs, video village monitors, and anywhere a crew needs a bold, removable tag that is obviously temporary and obviously theirs.
Because the adhesive is genuinely low-tack, it peels off silkscreened legends, LCD bezels, and painted surfaces without a trace, even after a multi-week run. The fluorescent green paper also reads clearly under blacklight and dim blue work light, a real advantage in theaters and music venues. When a show closes, the whole channel strip peels off in one satisfying pull, leaving the console ready for the next label job with no scraping or solvent required.
• Matte flatback paper, made to be written on
• 1-inch width, ideal for console channel strips
• Vivid fluorescent green for low-light legibility
• Low-tack adhesive, safe on faders and finishes
• Removes cleanly after extended use
• Standard 60-yard roll
Buy 1-inch fluorescent green console tape at Lightbulb Rentals in NYC, Philadelphia, or Pittsburgh. It is stocked for over-the-counter purchase and can be added to any rental order, so your labeling supplies travel with the package.
