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The 3M 7000001995 is a heavy-duty floor aisle marking tape designed for permanent lane, boundary, and safety-zone delineation in industrial and commercial environments. Constructed from black vinyl with an anti-slip surface texture, this tape provides durable floor markings that hold up under foot traffic, equipment wheels, and routine cleaning. At 24 inches wide and 60 feet per roll, a single roll covers substantial aisle runs without splicing. The vinyl adhesive backing bonds to concrete, sealed floors, and other hard surfaces for lasting adhesion. Facility managers, safety coordinators, and maintenance technicians install this tape to meet floor-marking requirements in warehouses, manufacturing floors, and logistics facilities.
This tape is suited for both indoor and outdoor hard-surface applications where high-visibility aisle delineation or hazard boundaries are required. Typical installations include warehouse aisle lanes, production floor safety zones, loading dock boundaries, and pedestrian walkway markings. The 24-inch width meets common OSHA and facility safety standards for aisle demarcation. The solid black pattern provides clear contrast against light-colored concrete or painted floor surfaces, and the anti-slip surface adds traction underfoot in high-traffic zones.
Designed for application on clean, hard floor surfaces including concrete, sealed concrete, and similar substrates in indoor and outdoor commercial or industrial settings.
Surface must be clean, dry, and free of dust, grease, and loose coatings before application. Use a floor roller or hand roller to press the tape firmly and uniformly from one end to the other to maximize adhesive contact. Allow adhesive to fully cure at ambient temperature before exposing the tape to heavy foot or equipment traffic. Removal of existing markings or surface preparation should follow the facility safety plan and any applicable OSHA floor-marking guidelines.
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