NMC BT7RB Webbed Barrier Tape in Red/Black - 2 in. x 150 ft. Woven Polyethylene Non Adhesive Barricade Tape
NMC BT7RB Webbed Barrier Tape in Red/Black - 2 in. x 150 ft. Woven Polyethylene Non Adhesive Barricade Tape
National Marker Company Webbed Barrier Tape works as reliable visual blockage to warn or prevent people from entering areas or situations with a possible physical hazard. This barricade tape is made using woven polyethylene that enables its use outdoors. The red tape with a black stripe at the center is easy to spot even in crowded areas. It does not have any legend printed on it and is ideal for alerting employees, visitors, pedestrians or even vehicles of a potential hazard. Being non-adhesive, this barricade tape is reusable.
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$1.75NMC BT7RB Webbed Barrier Tape in Red/Black - 2 in. x 150 ft. Woven Polyethylene Non Adhesive Barricade Tape
National Marker Company Webbed Barrier Tape works as reliable visual blockage to warn or prevent people from entering areas or situations with a possible physical hazard. This barricade tape is made using woven polyethylene that enables its use outdoors. The red tape with a black stripe at the center is easy to spot even in crowded areas. It does not have any legend printed on it and is ideal for alerting employees, visitors, pedestrians or even vehicles of a potential hazard. Being non-adhesive, this barricade tape is reusable.
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National Marker Company Webbed Barrier Tape works as reliable visual blockage to warn or prevent people from entering areas or situations with a possible physical hazard. This barricade tape is made using woven polyethylene that enables its use outdoors. The red tape with a black stripe at the center is easy to spot even in crowded areas. It does not have any legend printed on it and is ideal for alerting employees, visitors, pedestrians or even vehicles of a potential hazard. Being non-adhesive, this barricade tape is reusable.
