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    detectable    non-detectable
Material Thickness
5 Mil
Roll Width
2", 3" and 6"
Roll Lengths
1,000'
Minimum Order
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To Place An Order
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Detectable Underground Warning Tape
Presco Detectable Underground Warning Tape is used for accurately locating and preventing damage to valuable underground utility installations. It has an aluminum backing to make underground assets easy to find using a non-ferrous locator. Properly installed, this tape helps avoid catastrophically inaccurate digging when locating utilities such as electrical lines, gas pipes and communication cables.
Endures temperatures from -60°F to 250°F
Permanently imprinted with black ink
Durable laminate construction
APWA colors available, see color legend for codes
Private labeling, UPC coding, and other custom packaging requirements available
Detectable Material Colors Standard Ink Color
blue brown green orange purple red yellow black
Presco Prints Detectable Underground Warning Tape
Presco has numerous mats with various standard legends available to our customers. Upon request, custom mats can be produced for your specific needs. Custom mat charge will apply. Presco's proprietary printing process requires controlled parameters. Please ask a Presco representative for details before placing your order.
Presco Underground Warning Tape (Detectable and
Non-Detectable) exceeds all industry specs, including:
American Gas Association (AGA): 72-D-56
American Petroleum Institute (API): Code API RP 1109
American Public Works Association (APWA): APWA Uniform Color Code
Dept. of Transportation (DOT): Office of Pipeline Safety USAS Code for Pressure Piping B31.8
Federal Gas Safety: Regulation S-192-321(e)
General Services Administration (GSA) Public Buildings Service Guide: PBS 4-1501, Amendment 2
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB): 1973 Report PSS-73-1
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA): Regulation 1926-956(c)(1) covering location of underground utility lines
Rural Electrification Authority (REA): National Electric Safety Code for Underground Construction Hazards