CW&T M.R. Tape Dispenser

$80.00

Rethinking the humble tape dispenser through pure geometric form. This minimal stainless steel design turns the functional into the sculptural, whether mounted on your wall as an architectural accent or perched on your desk as a conversation piece.

At its core, the M.R. is an exercise in tension and physics. A single piece of precision-machined stainless steel creates the perfect angle for dispensing tape through elegant engineering. The mirror-polished contact surface ensures clean, precise tears while maintaining the dispenser's streamlined aesthetic.

A note on desk use: While the M.R. can live happily on your desk, its lightweight design means you'll need both hands for tearing tape when unmounted. The pure form is optimized for either wall and desk mounting or two-handed table operation.

The M.R. performs best with paper-based tapes like washi and masking tape, where the tension system creates a perfect dispensing interaction. While Scotch tape will work when wall-mounted, its lighter adhesive doesn't provide enough grip for desk use. Heavier tapes like duct or gaffer's tape aren't recommended, though experimentalists are welcome to explore.

Precision-machined from a single piece of stainless steel
Mirror-polished tape contact surface for optimal adhesion
Accommodates tape rolls up to 1 inch (26mm) wide
Compact footprint: 5.7 x 3.1 x 1.6 inches
Lightweight at just 5.3 oz
Includes mounting hardware for wall installation
Made in the USA

Founded by Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy, CW&T is a Brooklyn-based design studio operating at the intersection of sculpture and utility. Their practice interrogates everyday objects through an artistic lens, stripping away complexity to reveal essential forms. Each piece is manufactured in small batches with meticulous attention to detail, embodying their commitment to objects that exist as both functional tools and contemplative works.

These carefully chosen and crafted pieces represent a considered mix of the esoteric and the highly pragmatic. Many of these simple things reflect the hand of the artisan or the quiet genius of the inventor. They are useful in ways that are difficult to quantify but, if pressed, we would say they make life a little more efficient and a lot more beautiful.

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