Duct tape is a strong type of adhesive tape used in a wide variety of applications. It can be applied on any materials such as cloth, cement, rubber, plastic, and vinyl. It is originally designed for sealing seams in ducts but is now used in various home repairs or anything that needs fastening.

Masking tape is thin and is made out of an easy to tear material. It is mainly used to cover an area and protect it while painting. Its paper-like texture makes it possible to write on, which made it commonly used in hospitals to label plastic bottles containing various samples.

Electrical tape, also known as insulation tape, is used as an insulator against electricity. It is applied on electric cords in order to fasten them together, as well as attaching them to the wall during installations of electronic devices. It can also be used to cover tears on cords and wire splices.

Double-sided tape, as the name implies, has sticky property on both sides of the tape. It is used when an object is needed to be attached on a surface. It creates a clean sticking outcome since no sign of the adhesive used will be shown when removed. It works by pressing the exposed side to the item you are going to attach, peeling off the covering of the other side then pressing it upon the surface.