Accuformnmc PT9-2ML Barricade Flagging Tape 1000 Ft 3 in Yellow

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC PT9-2ML is a polyethylene barricade and flagging tape used to mark restricted or hazardous areas at job sites, utility work zones, and construction sites. It prints the message Caution - Do Not Enter in English and is manufactured in yellow for high-visibility identification. The roll is 1000 feet long and 3 inches wide, with a 2 mil thickness that provides adequate durability for temporary perimeter marking. Safety coordinators, site supervisors, and trade contractors typically deploy this tape to establish visual boundaries quickly without the need for tools or hardware.

This tape is suited for residential and commercial construction sites, utility and electrical work zones, plumbing and HVAC service areas, and any application requiring fast, temporary area restriction. Its lightweight polyethylene construction makes it easy to unroll and secure around posts, cones, or barriers. The Caution - Do Not Enter legend communicates a clear, standardized warning to workers and bystanders in the work area.

Key Features

• 1000-foot roll length provides extended coverage for large perimeter marking jobs
• 3-inch width ensures the legend is clearly legible from a distance
• 2 mil polyethylene construction balances flexibility with resistance to tearing during use
• High-visibility yellow color meets common jobsite marking conventions
• Pre-printed Caution - Do Not Enter message in English eliminates the need for hand-labeling
• No tools required for deployment - unroll and tie or wrap around existing barriers

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose barricade and flagging tape for use with standard safety cones, stanchions, and temporary barrier posts on commercial and residential job sites.

Installation Notes

This tape is installed by hand and requires no special tools or fasteners. Secure the free end to a post, cone, or anchor point and unroll to the desired perimeter length before tying off. Replace tape that has been torn, faded, or displaced to maintain a clear safety boundary. Follow applicable OSHA and local safety regulations when establishing restricted work zones.