Laminated PVC hazard tape, green and white, 1 to 6 in X 54 or 108 ft

Laminated PVC hazard tape, green and white

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This green and white hazard tape marks off and identifies safety and first aid equipment in plants, warehouses and shops. Its striped PVC is over-laminated with a durable clear film: the smooth gloss finish resists wear and scuffing, does not hold dirt and cleans easily, and the colours stay sharp where pedestrians and forklifts travel. It is sold by the roll, in five widths and two lengths.

Features of the green and white laminated tape

• Striped PVC covered with a clear laminating film that withstands heavy abrasion.
• Smooth gloss finish that resists dirt and scuffing and cleans easily.
• Rubber adhesive that holds on clean, dry surfaces.
• Applies to floors, walls, pipes and equipment.

Available formats: 5 widths, 54 or 108 ft rolls

Green and white tape applications

According to the manufacturer's colour code, green and white identifies safety and first aid equipment: it is used to mark the location of first aid kits, eyewash stations and emergency showers, stretchers and emergency equipment, so they can be found quickly. The 108 ft roll suits long aisles and large areas; the 54 ft roll is for small projects, touch-ups to existing marking and tight areas, without wasting tape.

The same laminated tape is available in yellow and black, red and white or black and white, for a complete colour code throughout the plant.

Green and white tape technical specifications

Tape installation and care

Clean and dry the surface before applying, then press firmly along the whole length so the adhesive bonds. Wash the tape as needed: its smooth finish cleans easily. Replace worn or lifting sections to keep the marking sharp.

FAQ: green and white hazard tape

What does green and white mean on a hazard tape?

According to the manufacturer's colour code, green and white is used to mark safety and first aid equipment. Also follow the colour code established at your facility.

Why choose a laminated tape?

The clear film covering the PVC protects the colours from abrasion: the tape keeps its appearance longer in busy areas and cleans easily.

Which roll length should I choose for the green and white tape?

The 108 ft roll for long aisles and large areas; the 54 ft roll for small projects and touch-ups.

Which surfaces does the tape stick to?

Floors, walls, pipes and equipment, as long as the surface is clean and dry.

Is the green and white tape available in other colours?

Yes: the same laminated tape is available in yellow and black, red and white or black and white, each on its own page.

Suggestions for green and white marking

For the worker who applies the tape on their knees on the floor, plan for Impacto kneepads with a gel (VG103) cushion, flexible Impacto kneepads with a hard shell (VG101), soft rubber Impacto knee pads (VG104), hand cleaning wipes (PS681) for after the job and an orange high-visibility Pioneer vest (V6930) to stay visible in the aisles.

To complete the marking, add a first aid kit (TR02M) for 25 workers or fewer, a portable Bradley gravity-fed eyewash (PD19921) with a 7 gallon (26.5 L) tank, a first aid kit sign (ECU501), an eyewash station poster (ECU505) and bottled Cederroth eyewash solution (PD505) for first aid, which does not replace an eyewash station.

The texts coloured in green correspond to hyperlinks leading to specific safety equipment or to a general information link.