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C.H. Hanson

Caution Tape (Standard)

Item #: Standard Duty Tape (2MIL)

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Standard grade barricade tape is the most popular caution tape used to communicate restriction to hazardous areas.

Made by C.H. Hanson (Manuf. Part # 16000/16002/16003/16009)
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2 MIL - CAUTION Tape

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Standard grade barricade tape is the most popular caution tape used to communicate restriction to hazardous areas. Messages are bold and black against a brightly colored background.

  • 2 mil thickness
  • 1000 ft. roll
  • Bright yellow polyethylene plastic
  • 2" black characters on 3" wide background
  • Tape is reusable
  • AVAILABLE IN 4 MESSAGES: 
    • Caution
    • Caution Cuidado
    • Caution Construction Area
    • Danger (red tape)

  • C.H. Hanson (Manuf. Part # 16000/16002/16003/16009)

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