Joint Tape: Special paper or paper-faced cotton tape used over joints between wallboard to conceal the joint and provide a smooth surface for painting.

 

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Joint Tape: Special paper or paper-faced cotton tape used over joints between wallboard to conceal the joint and provide a smooth surface for painting.

Joint Cement: Cement used for drywall construction; also used as a bedding compound for joint tape and as a filler for nail holes.

Magnetic Tape: A ribbon of plastic with a coating on it that is sensitive to magnetic impulses created by electricity. In analog technology, these magnetic impulses are modulated on the tape in a fashion p . . . View Full Definition

Live-On-Tape: A video production that is recorded live, with most of the editing done while the scenes transpire (rather than in post-production).

Masking Tape: A strip of paper or cloth similar to adhesive tape, which can be easily removed, used to temporarily cover areas that are not to be painted.

Metal Tape Eq: An equalization circuit that compensates for the unique frequency response characteristics of metal tape.

Morse Taper: A self-holding standard taper largely used on small cutting tools such as drills, end mills and reamers and, on some machines, spindles in which these tools are used.

Miter Joint: The joint of two pieces at an angle that bisects the joining angle. For example, the miter joint at the side and head casing at a door opening is made at a 45° angle.

Lead Tape: Thin adhesive strips (also comes in rolls) of lead used to add weight to a club head

Late Tape: A delay in the display of price changes on the tape of an exchange because of heavy trading. In severe instances the first digit of each price is intentionally deleted.