Pro-safe CH-RED-100B Plastic Barrier Chain 100 Ft Red

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE CH-RED-100B is a plastic barrier chain used to mark off restricted areas, hazardous zones, and controlled access points on job sites and industrial facilities. Measuring 100 feet in length and 2 inches wide, this red chain provides high-visibility demarcation without the weight or corrosion concerns of metal chain. It is well suited for temporary or semi-permanent perimeter control applications. Trades and safety personnel install this type of chain to meet site safety requirements, flag off work zones, and guide pedestrian or vehicle traffic away from active work areas.

This chain is commonly used in construction, facility maintenance, warehousing, and industrial plant environments. The red color provides a clear visual warning signal, making it appropriate for hazard identification and restricted-access designation. At 100 feet per coil, it covers a substantial perimeter with a single length. Installation requires no specialized tools and can be completed quickly by safety officers, general contractors, or any trade professional setting up a controlled work zone.

Key Features

• 100-foot length covers extended perimeter runs without splicing
• 2-inch width increases visibility compared to narrower chain profiles
• Red color signals hazard or restricted access at a glance
• Plastic construction resists corrosion and is lightweight for easy handling
• Snap-end compatible plastic link design for attachment to posts, cones, or hardware

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard barrier posts, safety cones, and chain-mounting hardware that accept 2-inch wide plastic chain links. Suitable for general perimeter marking and hazard delineation applications across trade and industrial settings.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for standard installation. Loop or hook the chain ends onto compatible barrier posts or cone attachments at the desired height. Ensure anchor points are stable and spaced to keep the chain taut and visible. Follow site-specific OSHA or facility safety guidelines for barrier placement and height requirements in controlled access zones.