Afzetband Cimco 182780 100 m rood-wit

Cimco 182780 barricade tape is a lightweight, high-visibility polyethylene tape 100 m long and 75 mm wide in a red-and-white pattern. Designed for temporary perimeter marking, it provides a clear visual signal for hazardous zones, restricted areas and construction site boundaries. The material resists tearing under normal handling and remains visible from a distance thanks to the contrasting color scheme.

Advantages

The polyethylene construction makes the tape weather-resistant and simple to unwind and cut to length on site. Its 75 mm width and alternating red and white pattern enhance visibility and compliance with common safety marking practices. Being lightweight and flexible, the tape deploys quickly and can be tied, stapled or attached to supports without specialized tools. It is suitable for repeated short-term use and easy storage when not in use.

Suitable for

• Construction site perimeter marking
• Temporary hazard or accident scene cordoning
• Event crowd control and route delineation
• Maintenance and utility work area marking
• Indoor and outdoor temporary barriers

Key specifications

• Material: polyethylene
• Length: 100 m
• Width: 75 mm
• Color: red and white alternating pattern
• Weight: lightweight for easy handling
• Durability: tear-resistant under normal use

How to use

Unwind the required length of tape and fix it to posts, fences or temporary stakes using knots, staples, tape ties or cable ties. For stable fastening on windy days, secure the tape at shorter intervals. Cut the tape to the desired length with scissors or a utility knife and roll up any excess for storage. Use caution when attaching to sharp edges to avoid tearing and replace damaged sections to maintain visibility.

Recommendations

Use the tape for temporary marking only; it is not intended as a permanent barrier. Store the roll in a dry, shaded area to prolong material life and inspect before each use for UV or mechanical damage. For long-term outdoor applications or in harsh weather, consider more durable barriers or signs in addition to the tape.