Generally speaking, ordinary transparent tape has a certain tensile strength and can withstand a certain degree of pulling from heavy objects. For example, when sealing a box, the tape can withstand the pulling and pulling of the box and certain weight items inside without easily breaking.
However, if the pulling force of heavy objects is too strong, or if the tape itself has poor quality or narrow width, it may break. Some high-quality and thicker transparent tapes usually have higher tensile strength and can withstand greater pulling forces.
In addition, during long-term use, if the tape is affected by factors such as sunlight exposure, high temperature, and humidity, its tensile strength may also decrease, making it more prone to breakage under heavy pulling.