3M 7000148378 Hazard Marking Vinyl Tape 2in X 36yd 5.0 Mil

Product Description

The 3M 7000148378 is a hazard marking vinyl tape used to identify safety boundaries, restricted zones, and warning areas in industrial and commercial facilities. It features a vinyl backing with a rubber-based adhesive that bonds to concrete, metal, and other hard surfaces common in trade environments. The tape measures 2 inches wide by 36 yards long and carries a gauge of 5.0 mil, providing durability underfoot and resistance to most common solvents. It ships in rolls and is a standard choice for facilities maintenance crews, safety coordinators, and tradespeople marking job sites or equipment areas.

This tape is suited for use in warehouses, manufacturing plants, mechanical rooms, and job sites where OSHA-style floor marking or barrier identification is required. The red and white striped pattern is a widely recognized hazard indicator. It can be applied to smooth or lightly textured surfaces and is intended for indoor use where it may be exposed to foot traffic, light vehicle traffic, or incidental contact with shop chemicals and solvents.

Key Features

• Vinyl backing with rubber adhesive for strong surface bond
• 5.0 mil gauge construction resists tearing and wear
• Solvent-resistant formulation handles exposure to common shop chemicals
• Red and white striped pattern meets widely recognized hazard marking conventions
• 2 inches wide by 36 yards per roll for efficient coverage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hazard marking tape suitable for concrete, painted metal, and smooth hard-surface flooring applications in industrial and commercial settings.

Installation Notes

Surface should be clean, dry, and free of oils or dust before application for maximum adhesion. Apply with firm pressure along the full length of the tape to eliminate air pockets and edge lifting. No special tools are required, though a tape applicator or roller is recommended for long straight runs. Follow applicable facility safety standards and local regulatory guidelines when marking hazard zones.