Accuformnmc BT7RB Barricade Tape 150 Ft Roll 2 in Wide

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC BT7RB is a woven polyethylene barricade tape used to mark off hazardous areas, restricted zones, and active work sites. The roll measures 150 feet long and 2 inches wide, providing substantial coverage for jobsite perimeters, trench lines, and equipment exclusion zones. The black and red color combination delivers high visual contrast to draw attention to boundaries. Woven polyethylene construction resists tearing better than standard non-woven tape, making it suitable for outdoor use and rough handling conditions common on trade job sites.

This barricade tape is used across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction trades wherever temporary area control is required. Typical applications include marking excavation zones during underground utility work, delineating electrical hazard areas during panel service, and flagging rooftop or mechanical room access restrictions. The roll format allows for quick deployment and retrieval by a single technician without additional tools.

Key Features

• 150-foot roll length provides extended perimeter coverage from a single roll
• 2-inch width offers clear visibility while conserving material
• Woven polyethylene construction resists tearing under jobsite conditions
• Black and red coloring provides high-contrast visual warning
• Blank legend allows use across multiple hazard types and site conditions
• Sold individually with a minimum order quantity of one roll

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose barricade tape suitable for use across trade and construction applications requiring temporary area demarcation.

Installation Notes

Barricade tape is deployed by trade professionals, safety coordinators, and site supervisors as a visual warning barrier and does not require tools or fasteners for basic deployment. Secure the tape to stakes, cones, scaffolding, or fixed structures using ties or tape anchors appropriate for the surface. Follow OSHA and site-specific safety protocols when establishing hazard boundaries. Remove and dispose of tape once the hazard condition has been cleared and the area is deemed safe for access.