Richard Drew 1930 working for 3M. The United States.
A 3M engineer, Richard Drew, invented scotch tape in 1930. He had previously invented masking tape in 1925.
A man by the name of Richard Drewer invented this kind of tape back in St. Paul, Minnesota and began working for 3M when they saw his amazing discovery. This tape and others he invented have been used worlwide and are so handy.
Scotch Tape was created in 1930.
he invented scotch tape in 1925
3M is in Minnesota. This is where Scotch tape is made.
Military brown sticky tape is simply another name for scotch tape. Scotch tape has been in production since the 1930s. The tape is produced by the 3M company.
Richard Drew of 3M invented it in 1930.
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Richard Drew 1930 working for 3M. The United States.
Many may use "scotch tape" as a generic term is typically used to refer to cellophane tape of any brand. In conversation, yes, chances are the person asking for "scotch tape" is referring to a cellophane or transparent tape such as that used for wrapping gifts.In reality, the "Scotch" name is in fact a registered trademark of 3M corporation and is the brand name of the original product. The Scotch Brand is applied to various forms of tape, and in fact was originally applied to a masking tape (not cellophane).To help combat trademark genericization, 3M markets its products today as "Scotch Brand Tape."
A 3M engineer, Richard Drew, invented scotch tape in 1930. He had previously invented masking tape in 1925.
Scotch tape was invented in 1930 by banjo-playing 3M engineer Richard Drew. Scotch tape was the world's first transparent adhesive tape. Drew also invented the first masking tape in 1925—a 2-inch-wide tan paper tape with a pressure sensitive adhesive backing.
A man by the name of Richard Drewer invented this kind of tape back in St. Paul, Minnesota and began working for 3M when they saw his amazing discovery. This tape and others he invented have been used worlwide and are so handy.
The trademark name Sellotape is often used generically for cellophane tape (cello tape) in the UK, as the similar brand name Scotch tape (3M) is used in the US.
The best brands of adhesive tape for anything are Scotch and 3M. These tapes will stick to anything including construction paper and are the only brands that I use.
Scotch Tape was created in 1930.