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Mains Marker Underground Communications Warning Tape - 150mm x 500m

Ensure vital underground communication lines are protected and easily identifiable with our Mains Marker Underground Communications Warning Tape. This durable 150mm x 500m roll provides a clear, unmistakable visual warning to excavators, preventing accidental damage and costly service disruptions. Designed for robust performance in Australian conditions, it's an essential safety measure for any underground cabling project, enhancing site safety and operational efficiency.

 

Product Details

  • High-visibility warning tape specifically designed for marking underground communication mains.
  • Generous dimensions of 150mm width and 500m length for extensive coverage on large projects.
  • Clearly printed, repetitive warning message to alert excavators to buried communication cables.
  • Constructed from durable, non-biodegradable polyethylene for long-lasting integrity underground.
  • Bright, distinct colour (typically white or orange with black print) ensures maximum visibility upon excavation.
  • Provides crucial protection against accidental damage during trenching and excavation works.
  • Manufactured in accordance with AS/NZS 2648.1:1995 for Australian and New Zealand Standards.
  • Resistant to common ground chemicals, moisture, and varying soil pH levels for reliable performance.

 

FAQs

What is the primary purpose of this warning tape?
Its primary purpose is to provide a highly visible warning barrier above buried communication cables, alerting excavators to the presence of underground services before they are struck, thereby preventing damage and ensuring safety.

What are the dimensions of this tape?
This Mains Marker Underground Communications Warning Tape measures 150mm in width and comes in a generous 500m roll, providing ample coverage for large-scale underground projects.

What material is the tape made from?
The tape is typically manufactured from durable, non-biodegradable polyethylene (often low-density polyethylene), designed to withstand harsh underground conditions and maintain its integrity over time.

How deep should this tape be buried?
The specific burial depth can vary based on local regulations and the depth of the communication cable itself. Generally, it's recommended to be buried a set distance (e.g., 300mm or 12 inches) above the cable to provide an early warning layer. Always consult relevant Australian standards and project specifications for precise guidance.

Is this tape suitable for other underground services like electricity or water?
No, this specific tape is designed and clearly marked for 'Communications' cables. Different underground services (e.g., electrical, gas, water) require specific warning tapes with corresponding colours and printed messages as per Australian standards to avoid confusion and ensure correct identification.

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