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nick19
03-26-2007, 06:47 AM
A while back I ordered a few products from another place, I know, I know.. :o and the bottles came with "The Gripper" around the mouth of the bottle.

The GripperŪ History

PrintSource, Incorporated, a South Carolina forms and label company, originally developed The GripperŪ for a local customer who was experiencing tremendous charge backs due to their daily leak problems. PrintSource began experimenting with new material combinations that would not tear coupled with an adhesive that would grip tightly to a wide range of substrates while at the same time being easily removed. After six months of testing, The GripperŪ, a patent pending strip, was developed and the customer's liquid leaks were completely eliminated resulting in tens of thousands of dollars in savings.

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Anyways I thought I would voice my opinion on this.

I really like the idea, and its just about perfect IMO. The "tape" is very strong, and sticky, but I would like to see it a bit more sticky.

These come REAL cheap at $8 a roll of 250 or a case of 5,000 for $32. I am going to buy a roll in the future for all the sample trading I do. I thought AG could use these as well, and when buying in bulk they're less $.03 a piece. This is a great way to prevent leaks and spills.

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There's not much to review here, no slickness, gloss or "popping" flake in the paint. But this is a product I WILL use in the future for sample trading. It's not very pricey, and its another quality product. Just posting a heads up for those of you who trade often.


https://www.printsource-inc.com/home/thegripper.aspx





-Nick :cheers:

MikeyC
03-26-2007, 07:35 AM
Yeah, I have ordered from places in the past that use these. I have also ordered from some places that just use tape. When I am shipping something myself, I usually use masking tape around the bottom edge of the cap.

justin_murphy
03-26-2007, 07:36 AM
Looks neat since a lot of us send out a lot of samples to one another.

Thanks.

nick19
03-26-2007, 07:38 AM
I use masking tape as well, but it's always a mess as I put like half the roll on. I'll be ordering some along with some sample bottles that I NEED so badly.






-Nick

Nuke33
03-26-2007, 08:48 AM
That seems like it will work a lot better then reg. tape

klumzypinoy
03-26-2007, 06:26 PM
I wonder if AG ever looked at these :D

dengood1
03-26-2007, 06:56 PM
I wonder if AG ever looked at these :D

My products from AG mostly come with cellophane and tape on the caps:confused:

shadybreal
03-26-2007, 07:23 PM
Looks neat since a lot of us send out a lot of samples to one another.

Thanks.

I'm still waiting on some samples. LOL!

sparkie
03-26-2007, 09:49 PM
The only company I've seen the Gripper on is Adam's Polishes, they have the Gripper on all there bottles.
Great review.

klumzypinoy
03-27-2007, 02:08 AM
My products from AG mostly come with cellophane and tape on the caps:confused:
Must love those foam peanuts :p