IanJ
Member
I have a production manager who is insisting that storing glow tape in the dark (in a locked cabinet with the other rolls of tape that like to grow legs and disappear on their own) degrades its ability to hold a charge. This seems like absolute bunk to me (if it's old, it should have trouble, but storing it in or out of light seems like a completely tangential factor), but I figured I'd check in with the folks who know.
Anyone have experience with storing glow tape in or out of light, and its ability to hold a charge based on that and not (for instance) on the age of the tape?
Anyone have experience with storing glow tape in or out of light, and its ability to hold a charge based on that and not (for instance) on the age of the tape?