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The ACCUFORMNMC FT1 is a blank, red vinyl flagging tape supplied in a 300-foot roll measuring 1-3/16 inches wide. At 3 mil thick, the tape is flexible enough to wrap around stakes, branches, conduit, and pipe without tearing under normal field conditions. It is used by survey crews, contractors, and utility locators to mark boundaries, hazard zones, and work areas. The solid red color provides high visibility against soil, gravel, and vegetation. No adhesive is involved - the tape ties or wraps in place, making it fast to apply and remove in the field.
Flagging tape of this type is a standard consumable on construction sites, utility corridors, landscaping projects, and survey layouts. The 300-foot roll length reduces the need for frequent roll changes across long runs. The blank format accommodates any marking system the crew is using without pre-printed legends that may not match the job. Red flagging is commonly used to indicate utility lines, stop boundaries, or high-priority caution zones depending on the jobsite color convention in use.
Designed for general flagging and surveying applications where a standard blank vinyl flagging tape is required. Suitable for use with survey stakes, fence posts, conduit runs, and similar field marking setups.
No tools are required to apply flagging tape. Tear or cut the tape to length and tie or wrap it around the target object at a height visible to workers and equipment operators. Follow jobsite color-coding conventions when assigning red tape to specific hazard or utility categories. Retrieve and dispose of used tape when the marked area is cleared to prevent environmental litter.
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