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Site supervisors and traffic controllers use this caution barrier tape to establish clear physical boundaries around hazardous areas. It is a fundamental tool for delineating work zones in roadworks, construction site...
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Site supervisors and traffic controllers use this caution barrier tape to establish clear physical boundaries around hazardous areas. It is a fundamental tool for delineating work zones in roadworks, construction sites, and large warehouses where pedestrians and vehicles must be kept separate to maintain a safe flow of movement.
Deploying this tape allows a crew to quickly cordone off a section of the site without the need for heavy equipment. By stretching the tape between bollards or existing structures, workers create a visual warning that reduces the risk of unauthorised entry into dangerous zones. This is particularly useful when setting up temporary exclusion zones around open trenches or machinery, ensuring that anyone approaching the area is alerted to the hazard before they enter. It complements other road signs and traffic control measures by providing a continuous physical line of warning that is visible from a distance.
This roll provides 300mtr of tape with a width of 75mm, featuring a high-contrast black and yellow colour scheme with caution lettering. This specific length and visibility profile suit long-perimeter marking in open-air environments.
Features
- 75mm width for high visibility
- 300mtr roll length
- Black and yellow colour scheme
- Printed with Caution lettering
Specifications
| Width | 75mm |
| Length | 300mtr |
| Colour | Black/Yellow |
| Text | Caution |
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