Bsc Preferred T93363PKP Vinyl Safety Tape 6.0 Mil 3-pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T93363PKP is a heavy-duty vinyl floor and surface marking tape engineered for industrial and commercial safety applications. Built to a 6.0 mil thickness, this tape resists oil, grease, moisture, solvents, and scuffs, making it a reliable choice for high-traffic areas where standard tapes fail. It is sold as a case of 3 rolls. Facility managers, safety coordinators, and maintenance professionals use this tape to establish clear visual communication throughout warehouses, manufacturing floors, and commercial facilities.

This tape is designed for safety marking and facility organization applications in residential, commercial, and industrial environments. Color coding follows common safety standards: Yellow for caution and physical hazard zones, Red for danger and fire protection areas, Green for first aid and safety equipment locations, Orange for hazard and biohazard identification, and Black, White, Blue, or Purple for boundaries and housekeeping demarcation. It is suitable for concrete, tile, and other hard floor surfaces as well as wall and equipment marking.

Key Features

• 6.0 mil thickness provides durability against heavy foot traffic and equipment
• Resists oil, grease, moisture, solvents, and scuffs for long service life
• Multiple color options support OSHA-aligned safety color coding systems
• Heavy-duty vinyl construction maintains adhesion on hard surfaces
• Sold in a case of 3 rolls for efficient stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose vinyl safety marking tape suitable for concrete, sealed floors, and hard surface applications in industrial, commercial, and institutional facilities.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by maintenance or safety personnel without specialized tools. Clean and dry the target surface thoroughly before application to ensure full adhesion. For floor marking applications, a tape applicator tool is recommended to keep lines straight and reduce air pockets. Follow applicable facility safety standards and local regulations when designating hazard zones.