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Underground Warning Tape: Caution Buried Fiber Optic Line Below
Buried above the utility line, the entire length of the tape is marked with the line's identity. The non-adhesive tape will not degrade in alkalies and acids commonly found in soil.To get more news about Underground Warning Tape, you can visit senpinghz.com official website.
Standard Tape - 4-mill polyethylene tape is puncture resistant with tensile strength and stretch to alert job-site personnel to stop digging immediately.
Colors meet American Public Works Association (APWA) color code specifications for utility marking.
DOT 49CFR Support G 192.321 (e) Plastic pipe that is not encased must have an electrically conductive wire or other means of locating the pipe while it is underground.
Buried warning tape gives you one last chance to let an excavator know they are too close to your cable or pipeline. Warning tape notifies excavators who have not called for a locate as well as excavators hand digging near the pipeline/cable. Homeowners often do not call before they dig so warning tape can be especially effective in residential areas. An investment of a few pennies per foot potentially can save you thousands of dollars.
Presco Underground Detectable Warning Tape is a NON-ADHESIVE 5-mil thick reinforced tape used by professionals in safety, construction, mining, hardware, utilities, and many other industries. Available in 3-inch and 6-inch wide x 1000 foot rolls, this tape can quickly and easily be placed to provide warning of hazardous or dangerous situations on construction sites; road repairs; buried pipes, wires, cables; and more. Endures temperatures from -60F to 250F.
Presco Underground Detectable Warning Tape is primarily used for accurately locating and preventing damage to valuable underground utility installations. It has an aluminum backing to make underground assets easy to find using a non-ferrous locator. Properly installed, Presco Underground Detectable tape helps avoid catastrophically inaccurate digging when locating utilities such as electrical lines, gas pipes and communication cables.
Presco Detectable Underground Warning Tape is a specially laminated PET / foil / poly blend. The blend (with polyester) provides exceptional strength characteristics when compared to other all polyethylene type detectable warning tapes. The bold black message on its American Public Works Association (APWA) color-coded background is treated to not degrade or fade when exposed to alkalis, acids and or any other destructive underground elements.
Please note sometimes Presco has this manufactured in the U.S. instead of importing in from China and in those cases instead of banded bars with text the detectable rolls have diagonal stripes on them with text. Please see additional photos for an example. Roll specifications are the same for both varieties. Thank you. Also, Presco Underground Detectable Warning Tape can be shipped on a non-branded neutral core or a Presco branded core.
Stock legends and colors include red color, CAUTION: BURIED ELECTRIC LINE BELOW; red color, CAUTION: BURIED HIGH VOLTAGE CABLE BELOW (available in 3 in. width only); orange color, CAUTION: BURIED FIBER OPTIC LINE BELOW; blue color, CAUTION: BURIED WATER LINE BELOW; green color, CAUTION: BURIED SEWER LINE BELOW; yellow color, CAUTION: BURIED GAS LINE BELOW; purple color, CAUTION: BURIED RECLAIMED WATER LINE BELOW.
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Added | Dec 21 '22 |
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