This juncture is created when two factory edges of drywall are placed together.

Originally manufactured in Midland, this drywall tape is 33% thinner than standard tapes.

Applied by CG1, this type of adhesive is used on standard ADFORS FibaTape products.

Drywall tapes can be applied by hand using a taping knife or this automatic tool that shares it's name with a musical instrument.

The patented design of this drywall tape features multiple different fabric technologies.

Originally operating in Dover, OH, this machine slits about 28,000 rolls of drywall tape per day.

These styles of drywall tape must be embedded between two layers of joint compound unlike their self-adhesive counter parts.

Debuting in 2018, this will be the first "new" tape released by ADFORS since 2013.

ADFORS was the first manufacturer to implement this innovative 360 degree packaging.