A Support for adhesive tape, including: a cylindrical, or substantially cylindrical, body configured to be inserted inside the tubular core of the adhesive tape; a base, associated with the cylindrical body, to which, in turn, a connecting element to an operator’s garment, or to an operator’s accessory, or to further parts of the operator’s equipment, is associated; at least a retractable element, provided along the lateral surface of said cylindrical body, including a control suitable for selectively actuating said retractable element from a retention configuration of the adhesive tape on the cylindrical body, to a configuration of free removal of the adhesive tape from the cylindrical body, and vice versa.

A tape dispenser for use on a belt is described. The tape dispenser has a back panel with a belt attachment, a tape receiving reel attachment and a blade connection. A tape receiving reel is rotatably connected to the tape receiving reel attachment. A cutting assembly is attached to the blade connection. The cutting assembly has a first cutting blade and a second cutting blade. The first cutting blade is positioned on a top of the cutting assembly and the second cutting blade is positioned on a bottom of the cutting assembly.

A tie-wire holster having a tire-shaped body formed of a flexible polymer material. The body includes sidewalls having first and second central openings, and at least two slots formed in the first sidewall, the slots extending from the central opening of the first sidewall into a top circumferential portion. A spool-shaped attachment member with a first flange and a second flange, the second flange sized to extend though the body's second central opening and the first flange sized to not be capable of extending through the second central opening. The first flange is positioned against an interior of the second sidewall and the second flange is positioned against an exterior of the second sidewall.

Invention includes a non-enclosed tape dispensing apparatus and system that is adapted to communicate with spools of tape or spooled material and allow the material to pass through the middle of the apparatus and then to be cut to a desired length by a cutting surface. The apparatus may also be made of different types of material and can be varied in size and shape to communicate with rolls of tape or spooled material of varying widths.

Belt mounted folding tape holders and related methods and systems. In a first illustrative embodiment, a tape holder assembly has a body with a belt clip disposed on a first side, on the opposite side, a folding hook may be stored in a recess when not in use to provide a slim profile. For use, the folding hook is released from the recess and folded down to provide a generally horizontal shelf on which one or more rolls of tape may be placed. A generally vertical member is disposed at a distal end of the shelf to retain the tape roll thereon. In some embodiments, the vertical member may fold and in others it may be fixed to the end of the shelf member.

A portable bag dispenser assembly for selectively dispensing bags includes a housing that has a first lateral wall, a second lateral wall and a peripheral wall that extends between and is attached to the first lateral wall and the second lateral wall. The peripheral wall has a slot that extends into an interior of the housing. A dispensing unit is mounted in the housing and is actuated to selectively release bags outwardly from the interior of the housing. An actuator is mounted on the housing and is electrically coupled to the dispensing unit. The actuator is actuated to turn on the dispensing unit. A power supply is electrically coupled to the actuator. A mount is attached to the housing and engages a belt worn by a person.

Belt mounted folding tape holders and related methods and systems. In a first illustrative embodiment, a tape holder assembly has a body with a belt clip disposed on a first side, on the opposite side, a folding hook may be stored in a recess when not in use to provide a slim profile. For use, the folding hook is released from the recess and folded down to provide a generally horizontal shelf on which one or more rolls of tape may be placed. A generally vertical member is disposed at a distal end of the shelf to retain the tape roll thereon. In some embodiments, the vertical member may fold and in others it may be fixed to the end of the shelf member.

A tape holder allows a person to hold and dispense masking tape easily when preparing for painting or performing other tape related activities. The tape holder may include a first portion that is capable of sliding into or out of a person's pants pocket while a second portion extends out of the pocket and holds one or more rolls of tape. Embodiments of the tape holder are economically made from a single length of bent rod. The tape holder allows the user to easily and quickly remove and replace a roll of masking tape.

A tape roll holder includes a plate from which extends a cylindrical bearing formed from two or more arcuate prongs. A cylindrical spindle dimensioned to be snugly received within an axially defined hole in the roll of tape is mounted to the bearing such that it is allowed to rotate freely. A spring clip is included to allow the holder to be worn on a belt.

The tape dispenser bag includes an enclosure defined by a front wall, a rear wall, a pair of opposing sidewalls, and a bottom wall that cooperate to form an inner cavity having a size and shape for select reception and retainment of a rolled tape ribbon. At least one of the pair of opposing sidewalls includes a slot having a height and a width sufficient for pass through dispensing of a strip of the rolled tape ribbon out from within the inner cavity of the tape dispenser bag for one-handed dispensing at a worksite.