Brady 102824 Barricade Flagging Tape

Product Description

The BRADY 102824 is a barricade flagging tape used to mark hazardous areas, restricted zones, and work sites where personnel or equipment access must be controlled. Flagging tape of this type is a standard safety marking tool in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction trades. It is typically deployed around open trenches, excavations, electrical hazard zones, or equipment staging areas. The roll weighs 3 pounds and is sold as a single unit. Installation requires no tools and no fasteners — the tape is tied, wrapped, or strung between posts, stakes, or fixed anchor points to define a perimeter.

Barricade flagging tape is used across residential and commercial job sites wherever a visible physical boundary is needed. Electrical contractors use it to mark energized equipment areas. Plumbers and HVAC techs use it to cordon off excavation zones or open pits during underground line work. It is also commonly used by pool and mechanical contractors to mark trenching work around equipment pads and utility runs.

Key Features

• Lightweight roll for easy deployment across job sites
• Suitable for marking hazardous zones, restricted access areas, and excavation perimeters
• No tools required for installation — ties or wraps to posts and stakes
• Single-roll packaging for straightforward inventory management
• Applicable across multiple trades including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and pool service

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose barricade flagging tape for use on residential and commercial job sites where temporary safety perimeter marking is required.

Installation Notes

Flagging tape is installed by hand with no special tools. Secure anchor points such as stakes, cones, or fixed structures should be established before stringing tape. Tape should be positioned at a visible height — typically between 3 and 4 feet above grade — and replaced promptly if torn or degraded. Follow applicable OSHA and local safety regulations for barricade requirements on active work sites.