Brady 843825 Hazard Stripe Anti-Slip Tape, 50 mm x 18 m, Yellow/Black

Brady Hazard Stripe anti-slip tape is a yellow and black striped tape with a coarse, sandpaper-like abrasive surface. It gives anti-slip protection while also warning of dangerous areas. This listing has three 18 m rolls: 50, 75 and 100 mm wide (manufacturer-stated).

Brady says to apply the tape to a clean, dry surface. Its page for the 50 mm roll lists a thickness of 2 mm and a construction of mineral abrasive grit coated polyester film with a pressure sensitive adhesive and a paper liner (manufacturer-stated). The pages for the 75 and 100 mm rolls do not repeat these details.

Brady lists no standard, slip rating or temperature range for this tape, so do not rely on it for a rated surface without checking with us. The Product Code is Brady's ordering number for each roll (Brady prints no separate part number). Check that the product suits your surface, traffic and site conditions before you apply it.

Where this product is used

• Anti-slip protection that also warns of physical hazards (manufacturer-stated).
• Steps, ramps, platform edges and other areas that need a visible, gritted hazard marking.

Features

• Yellow and black hazard stripe (manufacturer-stated)
• Coarse, sandpaper-like abrasive non-slip surface (manufacturer-stated)
• 18 m rolls in 50, 75 and 100 mm widths (manufacturer-stated)
• Apply to a clean, dry surface (manufacturer-stated)

Common specifications

Key specifications

Selecting the right option

Choose the width for the step or area. If you want a rated surface, see the Brady Safeline anti-slip tape, which Brady lists as P5. For pre-cut treads see the Brady Hazard Stripe anti-slip treads. Brady's product pages are written for the US market, so standards or approvals they list may be North American. Ask us if an approval matters for your job.

Related products

Related Brady products: Brady Hazard Stripe anti-slip treads, Brady Safeline anti-slip tape, Brady anti-slip tape, Brady Safeline Twin anti-slip stair nosing and Brady indoor warning tape.