What is another word for gaffer tape?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈafə tˈe͡ɪp] (IPA) 
Gaffer tape is a universally recognizable name for a versatile adhesive tape. However, it is known by several synonymous and regional names. In the UK, it's referred to as "duck tape" or "duct tape," while in Australia, it's known as "gaffa tape." The word "gaffer" itself refers to the head electrician on a film set who would often use the tape to secure cables and wires. Some other variations include "tank tape," "speed tape," "racer tape," and "100-mile-an-hour tape." Gaffer tape is widely used in the film, music, and entertainment industry for rigging, lighting, and securing cables. Its strength, flexibility, and water-resistant properties make it an indispensable tool in many other fields.
