The white Commercial-Grade Gaffer Tape from ProX is perfect for use in photography, film, theater, TV broadcasting, stage production, DJs, and other similar fields. Measuring 1" x 60 yards, it is ideal for securing cables, lighting fixtures, and props, among other things. The tape's superior grip ensures it stays in place, even in high-stress situations. The tape's cloth construction also ensures it leaves zero residues, making it easy to remove without damaging surfaces or leaving unsightly marks.

Cloth Vinyl Material with Rubber Base    Water Resistant    35.8 psi Tensile Strength    Hand Tearable    11.8 mil thickness

The tape's cloth construction ensures it leaves zero residues, making it easy to remove without damaging surfaces or leaving unsightly marks.

One of the standout features of this tape is its water-resistant properties. This makes it perfect for outdoor use, as it can withstand rain, snow, and other forms of moisture.

Long-lasting and leaves no residue when removed.

Easy rip cloth vinyl material. No knife is required.

Great for covering up anything.

Versatile and has hundreds of uses for all industries.

Useful for temporarily securing cables or objects.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a diffuser that fits this for use as a softbox?

A: Yes Angler Jumbo Umbrella Diffuser Cover (White, 60-65") B&H # ANUDCW65

Q: 2. Would this product work well in a studio space with 8 foot ceilings?

A: Yes this umbrella will work best in your particular space.

Q: 3. How long is it when collapsed?

A: The umbrella would measure 39 when fully collapsed.

Q: 4. The stud protruding from the jaw is described as unremovable, but in the video I see what looks like a recessed Allen screw. Is it possible to loosen that screw and remove the stud? I want to put a shorter stud in that location with a 3/8" threaded end. Thanks.

A: The stud located towards the back of the clamp behind the tension knob is the only one that is removable.

Q: 5. Only umbrella What the difference with Photek Softlighter 60 ? Thanks.

A: The difference is the Softligher version has a removable shaft and comes with the diffusion panel.

Q: 6. One more question: Is it really a true 60 diameter, not the 60 measurement of the Westcott that measures along the arc of the umbrella rater than the actual flat tip-to-tip measurement?

A: The diameter is 58 on the umbrella I purchased. Works great for the price.

Q: 7. What does the silver knob on the top do when turned?

A: The Matthews gaffer grip with 5/8" pins offer a tension control knob that allows the bite to be risen and lowered.

Q: 8. What type of light source would you need to fill this big of an umbrella? Could a battery powered speedlight (specifically an old Vivitar 285HV) fill this or would you need a monolight/strobe?

A: I use 2 of these on stands with battery powered speedlights for weddings. A large strobe would fill them better, but I've had no trouble with them using speedlights, plus they are a good go-to for the bride if its raining!

Q: 9. Does this work well as both a shoot through and reflective umbrella?

A: Yes it does. You just need to take off the black backing.

Q: 10. Will this work on a slate ?

A: Most likely it will,sticks pretty much on anything if surface is fairly flat.