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Safety tapes for marking floors, warning of hazards and barricading areas: floor marking and aisle tape, hazard and warning tapes, barricade tape, anti-slip tapes and treads, glow-in-the-dark tape, and Brady pipe markers and labels. Most of the range is Brady, with anti-slip products from Advance Anti-Slip Surfaces.
What’s in the range
| Type | Products | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Floor marking tape | Brady Toughstripe Max (B-514 in 51 and 76mm; B-543); Brady ToughStripe (28.58mm and 57.5mm x 30.48m); Brady Aisle Marking Tape B-725 self-adhesive vinyl (50mm, colours) | Marking aisles, walkways, forklift lanes and work areas |
| Hazard and warning tape | Brady Indoor Warning Tape B-950 (red/white and yellow/black diagonal); Reflective Warning Tape Class 2; Class 1 Ultra-High Intensity Exterior Tape; Exterior Vinyl Tape; Tunnel Tape; Biodegradable Tape (Caution, Danger Do Not Enter); Arrow Tape; TTL Safety Tape (Caution, Danger) | Marking hazards, edges and obstacles |
| Barricade tape | Brady Standard Barricade Tape B-912 (Authorised Personnel Only, 75mm x 60m or 300m); Economy Barricade Tape 150m x 75mm red/white | Temporary barriers and restricted areas |
| Anti-slip tape and treads | Brady Safeline, Hazard Stripe and Anti-Slip Tape; Glow Anti-Skid Roll B-916; Hazard Stripe Anti-Slip Tread (24 pack); Advance Anti-Slip self-adhesive tape, strips and CAUTION strip | Steps, ramps and slippery walkways; see also Anti-slip safety tapes |
| Glow tape | Brady Glow in the Dark Tape B-324 (arrow and solid) | Marking exits and edges in low light |
| Pipe markers and banding | Brady pipe markers (air, gases, oils, water, steam, fire protection, electrical, communications, acids and alkalis, medical gases and more), supplementary markers, Pipe Banding Tape, roll-form polypropylene markers | Identifying pipe contents; see Pipe markers & labels |
| Labels | Brady All Weather Permanent Adhesive Vinyl Label | Durable labelling |
Choosing safety tape
Floor marking
Floor marking tape is made for foot and vehicle traffic. Pick a width and colour to suit the lanes and areas you are marking, and a heavier-duty tape such as Toughstripe Max for forklift routes. Aisle marking tape suits lighter-duty lines. Check each product page for its intended use.
Hazard and warning
Yellow and black stripes are widely used to mark hazards, and red and white for restricted or fire-related areas. Use indoor tapes indoors, and choose an exterior or reflective tape for outdoor use or where the tape needs to be seen in low light. Barricade tape is a temporary barrier and does not stop anyone entering an area.
Anti-slip
Anti-slip tapes and treads add grip to steps, ramps and slippery walkways. Replace them when the grit wears smooth. For more choice see Anti-slip safety tapes and Anti-slip safety solutions.
Surface preparation
Tape bonds best to a clean, dry, grease-free surface. Check the data sheet for the minimum application temperature, and press the tape down firmly along its full length.
Always check the data sheet
Width, length, colours, adhesive, reflectivity class and indoor or outdoor suitability differ between products. Confirm these on the product page, and ask us if you are unsure what suits your site.
Related ranges
- Safety signs & labels
- Reflective tape and anti-slip safety tapes
- Pipe markers & labels
- Safety equipment & PPE
- Brady
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Need help choosing tape for your site? Call us on (02) 9773 0122, get in touch or request a quote. We have supplied Australian industry since 1988 and deliver Australia-wide.
Safety tape FAQs
What is the difference between floor marking tape and hazard tape?
Floor marking tape is made for foot and vehicle traffic and used to mark lanes and areas. Hazard tape warns of a specific hazard, such as an edge, obstacle or restricted area, and often uses diagonal stripes.
Should I use yellow and black or red and white tape?
Yellow and black stripes are widely used for general hazards, and red and white for restricted or fire-related areas. The meaning on your site is set by your site safety rules, so check those before choosing.
Can I use barricade tape to block an area?
Barricade tape marks a temporary boundary and warns people to stay out, but it does not physically stop anyone entering. Use physical barriers where a hazard needs one.
What anti-slip tape do I need?
Choose by where it goes: steps, ramps or walkways, and by width and colour. We carry Brady and Advance Anti-Slip tapes, strips and treads, and a glow anti-slip roll for low light.
How do I apply safety tape so it lasts?
Clean and dry the surface, remove grease and dust, check the minimum application temperature on the data sheet, and press the tape down firmly along its full length.
Do you have pipe markers?
Yes. Brady pipe markers are listed here and in our Pipe markers & labels collection, covering air, gases, oils, water, steam, fire protection, electrical, acids and alkalis, medical gases and more.