Barrier tapes also known as candy tape, barricade tape, or danger tape are brightly coloured tapes used to highlight potentially dangerous areas. They are usually the bright red and white tape you see on job sites, but other colours are also available. This tape is lightweight but strong enough to stretch between objects and be somewhat tear-resistant, although they can still easily be cut to size with scissors. Barricade tapes are often used alongside our T-Top Bollards
Features & Benefits
- Range of colours
- Highly visible
- Act as warnings
- Durable and tear-resistant
- Non-adhesive
- Simple to install
- Suitable for both indoor and outdoor
Where can I use Enforcer Barrier Tapes?
Enforcer barricade tapes are suitable for construction sites, roadworks, events, crowd control, and any situation where you need to mark boundaries or convey warnings.
What is the purpose of barrier tape?
The purpose of barrier tape is to convey warnings, restrict access, or mark boundaries in various settings such as construction sites, roadworks, events, and hazardous areas. It serves as a visual warning to enhance safety by alerting individuals to potential dangers or restricted access.
Are these tapes easy to install and remove?
Yes, our barrier tapes are designed for easy application and removal.
Can Enforcer barricade tapes withstand outdoor conditions?
Absolutely. Our tapes are made from durable materials that can endure various weather conditions.
What are the red danger tape rules?
Red barricade tape is primarily used to signal danger or caution. There are no specific "rules" associated with red danger tape. Still, its usage is generally governed by safety regulations and standards relevant to the specific industry or situation in which it is employed. The tape's purpose remains consistent: to alert and protect individuals from potential hazards or restricted areas.
Need help finding the right barrier tape?
Contact us today to explore our range of high-quality barrier tapes and discover the perfect safety solution for your needs.
