Irwin 65602 Vinyl Flagging Tape 150 Ft Orange

Product Description

The IRWIN 65602 is a blank vinyl flagging tape used to mark boundaries, hazards, and work zones in the field. The roll measures 150 feet long and 1-3/16 inches wide, with a 2-mil vinyl construction that holds up against wind, moisture, and general outdoor conditions. The solid orange color provides high visibility against soil, grass, and pavement. It unrolls and ties easily around stakes, fencing, pipe, conduit, or vegetation, making it a fast and practical marking solution for crews working in construction, excavation, utility, surveying, and site preparation.

This flagging tape is suited for both indoor and outdoor job site use. Tradespeople in plumbing, electrical, gas, and general construction use orange flagging to indicate underground utility lines, active work areas, and staging boundaries. It works in residential, commercial, and municipal project settings. Because the tape is blank, it can be used as a general-purpose marker without requiring a printed legend, giving installers and supervisors flexibility in how they deploy it across different phases of a project.

Key Features

• 150-foot roll provides extended coverage per roll on large job sites
• 1-3/16 inches wide for clear visual marking without excess bulk
• 2-mil vinyl thickness resists tearing and holds color outdoors
• Solid orange color meets common utility and hazard marking conventions
• Blank legend allows versatile use across multiple marking applications
• Lightweight at 0.21 pounds, easy to carry in a tool bag or vest pocket

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flagging tape for use on standard marking stakes, conduit, rebar, wire, fencing, and vegetation across construction and utility job sites.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to apply flagging tape. Tear or cut to length and tie, wrap, or loop around the target object. For utility marking applications, follow local one-call and dig-safe requirements, including applicable color-coding standards for underground facility identification. Replace tape that has faded or become damaged to maintain clear site communication.