SafetyTac STH271 Hazard Floor Tape 2"x100', Red / White

Key Facts

• 2" x 100’ industrial hazard floor tape roll for safety marking
• Red/white striped pattern for high-visibility hazard identification
• Dual-stage low-profile design minimizes edge damage and trip risk
• Built to withstand forklifts, carts, and continuous foot traffic
• Matte finish reduces glare for consistent visibility
• Reinforced rubber-based adhesive ensures long-term adhesion
• Resistant to water, chemicals, and routine cleaning
• Fast peel-and-stick installation with no downtime required

Overview

The SafetyTac^® STH271 Hazard Floor Tape in Red/White is designed to clearly identify hazardous zones, restricted areas, and safety-critical boundaries in industrial environments. The red and white striped pattern provides strong visual warning to help reduce accidents and improve situational awareness.

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Engineered for demanding environments, this industrial floor marking tape resists wear from heavy equipment traffic, foot traffic, spills, and regular cleaning. It provides a long-lasting alternative to painted lines without requiring downtime.

The matte finish ensures consistent visibility under bright warehouse and factory lighting conditions.

Features

• Red/white striping for high-alert hazard marking
• Ultra-low profile reduces trip hazards and prevents edge lifting
• Industrial-grade durability for high-traffic environments
• Strong adhesive delivers reliable long-term floor bonding
• Matte surface improves readability under bright lighting
• Resistant to chemicals, water, and cleaning agents
• Quick peel-and-stick installation with no curing time
• Supports OSHA-style safety marking and visual management systems

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: Hazard floor marking tape
• Product Line: SafetyTac^® Hazard
• Model: STH271
• Color: Red / White (striped)
• Dimensions: 2" x 100’ (50.8 mm x 30.48 m)
• Adhesive Type: Reinforced rubber-based adhesive
• Profile: Dual-stage low profile
• Finish: Matte (non-gloss)
• Surface: Smooth, slip-resistant
• Resistance: Traffic, water, chemicals, and cleaning agents
• Application Environment: Industrial and commercial facilities

Compatibility

• Concrete and sealed industrial floors
• Epoxy-coated surfaces
• Smooth warehouse and production flooring
• Indoor industrial environments with continuous traffic

Use Cases

• Marking high-risk hazard zones and restricted areas
• Highlighting machinery and equipment danger zones
• Identifying areas requiring caution or protective measures
• Warehouse and manufacturing safety compliance marking
• Supporting OSHA and visual workplace safety systems
• Enhancing hazard visibility in narrow or confined spaces

What’s Included

• 1 × 2" x 100’ Red/White Hazard Floor Tape Roll (STH271)

Installation Notes

• Apply to clean, dry, and debris-free surfaces
• Press firmly along the full length for optimal adhesion
• No drying or curing time required
• Maintain using standard industrial cleaning methods

Related Standards/Compliance

• Supports OSHA-aligned visual workplace safety practices
• Compatible with 5S and Lean facility organization systems

Category FAQs

What does red and white hazard tape indicate?

Red and white striping is typically used to mark high-risk or dangerous areas that require immediate attention.

Is 2" width sufficient for industrial marking?

Yes, 2" tape is commonly used for narrower markings, tight spaces, or detailed hazard boundaries.

Can this tape withstand forklift traffic?

Yes, it is designed for environments with forklifts, pallet jacks, carts, and continuous foot traffic.

How does it compare to painted lines?

It installs instantly with no downtime and is easier to maintain or replace compared to paint.

Will it peel or lift over time?

When applied properly to clean surfaces, the reinforced adhesive provides long-lasting performance.

Is it resistant to cleaning and chemicals?

Yes, it is built to withstand routine industrial cleaning and exposure to common chemicals.

Does it create a trip hazard?

No, the low-profile design ensures smooth transitions for both pedestrians and equipment.

What surfaces are recommended?

Smooth, clean surfaces such as sealed concrete or epoxy floors provide the best adhesion.