Accuformnmc FT4 Flagging Tape 300 Ft Orange Vinyl

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC FT4 is a blank orange vinyl flagging tape designed for marking, flagging, and surveying applications in the field. The roll measures 300 feet long and 1-3/16 inches wide with a 3 mil thickness, providing enough material for large job sites or repeated use across multiple projects. The solid orange color delivers high visibility against natural backgrounds, making it easy to identify marked areas at a distance. Contractors, surveyors, utility workers, and safety personnel commonly use this tape to delineate hazards, mark boundaries, or flag survey points.

This flagging tape is suited for outdoor use in construction, utility, landscaping, and site surveying scenarios. Its lightweight vinyl construction allows for quick deployment around stakes, trees, posts, and fencing. The blank face provides a clean, unprinted surface for situations where custom marking or a standard color-code designation is sufficient without printed legends. It is a standard consumable stocked by field crews working on residential and commercial projects alike.

Key Features

• 300-foot roll length provides extended coverage for large or ongoing site work
• 1-3/16 inch width ties easily to stakes, posts, and natural markers
• 3 mil vinyl thickness resists tearing during typical outdoor flagging use
• Solid orange color offers high visibility contrast in field environments
• Blank face suits color-coded flagging systems without printed text

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flagging and surveying tape for general field use across construction, utility marking, and site survey applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to deploy flagging tape. Tear or cut lengths as needed and tie or wrap around stakes, vegetation, or structures to mark boundaries or hazards. Follow applicable site safety and utility marking protocols for your jurisdiction when used near underground infrastructure. Remove tape promptly after the marked condition is resolved to avoid confusion on active job sites.