Accuformnmc FT3 Flagging Tape 300 Ft White Vinyl

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC FT3 is a blank white vinyl flagging tape designed for field marking, site surveying, and area delineation applications. Each roll measures 300 feet long and 1-3/16 inches wide with a 3 mil thickness, delivering a lightweight and visible marker that holds up in outdoor conditions. The solid white color provides a clean, unmarked surface suitable for custom on-site labeling or standard boundary flagging. Surveyors, utility contractors, and construction crews are the primary installers and users of this product.

This flagging tape is suited for residential and commercial job sites where temporary area marking is required. Common uses include flagging underground utility lines before excavation, marking survey boundaries, identifying hazard zones, and staging work areas. The vinyl construction resists tearing during application and holds its shape when tied or wrapped around stakes and vegetation. Its blank legend makes it adaptable across a wide range of flagging and surveying scenarios where no pre-printed text is needed.

Key Features

• 300 ft roll length provides extended coverage per roll with minimal changeovers
• 1-3/16 inch width offers easy visibility without excessive material use
• 3 mil vinyl construction resists tearing during outdoor field use
• Blank solid white surface accepts on-site marking or serves as a neutral boundary indicator
• Lightweight at 0.406 pounds, easy to carry and dispense in the field

Compatibility

Designed for general flagging and surveying applications; compatible with standard flagging stake dispensers and suitable for use in utility marking, site delineation, and boundary identification tasks.

Installation Notes

Flagging tape is typically deployed by survey crews, utility locators, and general contractors working under applicable site safety and excavation codes. No tools are required for application; the tape is tied, wrapped, or looped around stakes, fencing, vegetation, or temporary markers. Follow local dig-safe and one-call utility notification requirements before marking excavation zones. Remove temporary flagging after the marking purpose has been fulfilled to avoid confusion with active site boundaries.