Timco Underground Warning Tape, Green, 365m x 150mm, LDPE
Green LDPE underground warning tape (365m x 150mm) for marking buried utilities and preventing excavation damage.
The Timco Underground Warning Tape is designed for burying above service cables and pipes to provide a vital warning against accidental damage during excavation work. This high-visibility green tape helps prevent costly and dangerous utility strikes by clearly marking the presence of underground lines.
Made from durable low-density polyethylene (LDPE), this tape offers excellent resistance to underground conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance. The bright green colour provides clear visual identification for ground workers and excavators.
With a generous length of 365 metres and a width of 150 millimetres, this tape provides extensive coverage for large projects while maintaining excellent visibility.
- Marking underground utility lines
- Warning of buried cables
- Identifying underground pipes
- Preventing excavation damage
- Length: 365 metres
- Width: 150 millimetres
- Colour: Green
- Material: LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene)
- Weight: 1960 grams
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