Great Neck Saw GNS10379 Caution Tape 1000 Feet

Product Description

The GREAT NECK SAW MANUFACTURERS, INC. GNS10379 is a 1000-foot roll of caution tape used to cordon off hazardous or restricted areas on job sites and emergency scenes. The tape features a bright yellow base with bold black lettering, providing high-contrast visibility even in low-light conditions. Weighing 1.775 pounds, it is lightweight enough for one-person deployment across long perimeters. Built from durable material rated for both indoor and outdoor use, this tape is a standard tool for safety communication and temporary hazard marking on construction sites, emergency response scenes, and industrial facilities.

This caution tape is suited for a wide range of applications where rapid crowd control and hazard identification are required. Construction crews, emergency responders, and facility safety personnel commonly deploy this tape to establish visual barriers around active work zones, spill areas, and restricted entry points. Its 1000-foot length allows coverage of large perimeters without splicing multiple rolls. The tape performs in varying light conditions, maintaining clear readability indoors and outdoors.

Key Features

• 1000-foot roll length for extended perimeter coverage without splicing
• High-contrast yellow and black coloring for maximum visibility in low-light environments
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use across construction, emergency, and industrial settings
• Lightweight at 1.775 pounds for easy transport and single-person deployment
• Non-hazardous material construction per supplier classification

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose caution barrier tape suitable for use in construction, industrial, emergency response, and facility safety applications wherever temporary hazard marking is required.

Installation Notes

Caution tape is a non-adhesive, single-use barrier product typically deployed by safety personnel, construction supervisors, or emergency responders. Secure the tape ends to fixed structures, cones, or posts before unrolling to maintain consistent tension across the barrier line. Remove and dispose of the tape once the hazard has been cleared. Follow applicable OSHA and local safety regulations for hazard communication and barrier placement requirements.