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Brady Class 2 Reflective Tapes Red/White Stripes 50mm

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Brady Class 2 Reflective Tapes Red/White Stripes 50mmDescriptionSpecificationsShipping Class 2 tape is brighter and tougher than normal tapes and paint Ideal for warning and mark hazardous areas such as posts, barricades, vehicles, machines, ramps, and more in low lit environments Average outdoor durability 4 6 years Class 2 Reflective Tape is ideal to use for both outdoor or indoor applications to give warning and mark hazardous areas It is much brighter than normal tapes and highly visible in low

Class 2 tape is brighter and tougher than normal tapes and paint Ideal for warning and mark hazardous areas such as posts, barricades, vehicles, machines, ramps, and more in low-lit environments Average outdoor durability 4-6 years

Class 2 Reflective Tape is ideal to use for both outdoor or indoor applications to give warning and mark hazardous areas

It is much brighter than normal tapes and highly visible in low light or hard to see areas

It is often used around the table top part of trucks in conjunction with rear marking plates, ensuring clear visibility of the vehicle and its movement

Other application areas include barriers, fences, machineries; etc., where safety in a low-lit environment is essential

The Class 2 Reflective Tape comes with a pressure sensitive self-adhesive backing for quick and easy application

It is versatile and will stick to any clean, smooth, dry areas and bend to curved or angled surfaces

  • OEM: B836308
  • SKU: TF00384
  • 50mmx4.5m
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