5m x 50mm Hazard Tapes - Black and Yellow PVC Film With Diamond Sand Compound Description
The 5m x 50mm Hazard Tapes - Black and Yellow PVC Film With Diamond Sand Compound has the following features:
- PVC Film With Diamond Sand Compound Material
- Polyvinyl Chloride Film with Diamond Sand Compound Material Specification
- 50mm Width (W)
- 5m Length
- Black and Yellow Finish
- 0.7mm Thickness
- -10ºC - +80ºC Operating Temperature
- +/-0.01mm Thickness Tolerance
- > 20N/cm Tensile Strength
- Natural Rubber Adhesive Adhesive Type
- 2N/cm Adhesive to Steel
- > 5 (Ball no.) Roll Back Tack
Discover more about the Hazard Tape range.
Hazard tape, also known as hazard barrier tape, is an essential safety tool in various industries. Typically characterised by its vibrant colours, such as black and yellow hazard tape or red and yellow combinations, caution hazard tape is designed to catch attention and indicate potential dangers.
Made from durable, non-adhesive PVC film, this tape is resistant to wear and tear, ensuring longevity and reliability in high-traffic areas. Its primary function is to restrict hazardous areas, ensuring that individuals are aware of potential risks and can take necessary precautions. Whether it’s black and yellow hazard floor tape or our hazard tape non-adhesive variants, this product is crucial for maintaining workplace safety standards.
How Hazard Tape Works
Hazard tape is versatile and can be used in various workplace scenarios to enhance safety. For instance, on job sites, black and yellow hazard floor tape is commonly used to temporarily mark off areas where heavy machinery operates, preventing unauthorised access and reducing the risk of accidents.
In warehouses, hazard floor marking tape helps delineate walkways and restricted zones, ensuring that employees navigate the space safely. The non-adhesive nature of the PVC film makes it easy to deploy and remove as needed, without leaving residue. When installed, hazard safety tape provides a clear visual cue that warns of potential dangers, effectively communicating safety messages and preventing accidents.
What Material Hazard Barrier Tape Is Made From
Our hazard barrier tape is crafted from high-quality, non-adhesive PVC film. This material is chosen for its excellent durability and resistance to environmental factors. The PVC film is robust, ensuring that the tape remains intact even in harsh conditions.
The non-adhesive nature of the film allows for easy application and removal, making it ideal for temporary hazard markings. Additionally, PVC is resistant to moisture and chemicals, ensuring that the tape performs well in various industrial environments.
Whether you choose black and yellow hazard tape or red and yellow variants, the materials guarantee reliable performance and safety.
What Size and Type Hazard Tapes Are Available
Accu offers hazard tape in various sizes and types to suit different needs. Our standard width for hazard tape is 55mm, providing a broad and noticeable marker for safety zones. The tape is available in roll lengths of either 5 meters or 33 meters, allowing you to choose the appropriate amount for your specific application.
In terms of colours, we offer black and yellow hazard tape and white and red combinations, catering to various visibility and safety requirements.
These tapes are perfect for creating hazard barrier tape, hazard floor marking tape or general hazard safety tape. With these options, you can ensure that your workplace remains compliant with safety regulations and effectively communicates potential dangers to all staff.
FAQs
Q: What do the colours of hazard tape mean?
A: Hazard tape colours convey specific safety messages. Black and yellow tape indicates physical hazards, while red and white tape marks fire hazards or emergency exits. These colour codes ensure consistent communication of safety warnings.
Q: What does black and yellow tape mean?
A: Black and yellow tape is used to indicate physical hazards, such as trip or fall risks, and areas with moving machinery. Its high visibility ensures effective warning of potential dangers.
Q: What is the difference between red-white and yellow-black tape?
A: Yellow-black tape marks physical hazards, like trip risks or machinery areas. Red-white tape indicates fire hazards and emergency exits. Each colour combination has a specific purpose for clear safety communication.
Q: How long does hazard tape last?
A: The lifespan of hazard tape depends on its environment and material. Our durable PVC hazard tape typically lasts several months to a year indoors. In outdoor or high-traffic areas, it may need more frequent replacement. Regular inspection is recommended.
