Deli Nusign Correction Tape, 5mm x 6m, Assorted

Deli Nusign Correction Tape NS156 is a 5mm wide by 6m long correction tape designed to neatly cover mistakes on standard paper. It provides instant coverage with no drying time, making it ideal for study, office, and home use.

NS156 features a 5mm correction width, a 6m length, assorted finishes for visual appeal, smooth application for even coverage, and immediate usability with no drying required.

Hold the tape at a slight angle (around 40–45 degrees) to the paper surface, and gently press the tape down as you glide it over the error in a continuous, smooth motion. Lift the tape cleanly at the end and allow the surface to feel dry before writing over it.

It's suitable for standard writing papers used in school, office, and home settings. It’s best on clean, dry, uncoated paper surfaces.

Each NS156 roll is 6 meters long, so the number of corrections depends on writing style and page coverage. For usual note-taking and editing, it provides many applications per roll.

After use, replace the cap and store the roll in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat to maintain adhesive quality and roll integrity.

Yes. The tape is designed for casual educational and office use. As with any small item, avoid contact with eyes and keep out of reach of young children to prevent accidental ingestion or misuse.

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Students can use it to correct handwritten notes, researchers can tidy up drafts, and professionals can fix typed or handwritten edits on printed pages before finalizing documents.

Yes: apply with a steady, even motion rather than stopping mid-stroke; avoid applying too much pressure to prevent tearing the tape; if the coverage isn’t complete, go over the area again with a light, overlapping pass.

If you experience sticking or jamming, stop and gently lift the tape to re-align, then resume with a smooth, continuous motion. If issues persist, consider replacing with a fresh roll to restore consistent performance.