Anti Slip Reflective Tape
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Product Description
Danger Ribbon Company manufactures anti slip reflective tape for stair treads, ramp edges, and walkways where people need both grip and a clearer edge line. It is made for industrial and commercial walking-working surfaces, not for decorative home stair use. A typical factory build combines a PVC backing, a quartz sand abrasive surface, and pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive, which gives the tape the traction and holding power procurement teams usually expect in day-to-day use. OSHA also notes that walking-working surfaces should be kept free from hazards such as spills, leaks, snow, and ice.
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Technical Data Sheet
Item | Typical Value |
Product type | Anti slip reflective tape |
Backing material | PVC |
Abrasive layer | Quartz sand |
Adhesive | Pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive |
Typical thickness | 0.75 mm |
Standard widths | 20 / 25 / 38 / 48 / 50 / 100 mm |
Standard lengths | 5 / 10 / 15 / 18.3 / 20 / 25 m |
Jumbo roll | 1070 mm x 60 m or 100 m |
Color options | Yellow, red, yellow-black, black, grey, transparent |
Recommended surfaces | Clean, dry concrete, metal, wood, and similar rigid surfaces |
Custom options | Custom width, pre-cut strips, jumbo roll formats |
Applications
- Factory stair treads and stair nosings that need grip and clearer edge marking.
- Ramps and sloped routes where edge recognition matters as much as traction.
- Walkways and circulation paths in industrial and commercial facilities.
- Loading areas and maintenance routes that need durable safety marking.
- Metal steps, painted platforms, and wood access steps.
- Custom stair edge strips where a cleaner fit is preferred.
How should anti slip reflective tape be installed on stairs and ramps?
The best results usually come from simple preparation. The surface should be clean, dry, and free from oil, dust, salt, and loose particles. On porous concrete, a primer can help seal the surface and improve long-term adhesion. After the tape is placed, firm pressure should be applied so the adhesive contacts the surface fully. That sounds basic, but it is often the difference between a tape that stays flat and one that starts lifting at the edges.
Product Overview
This tape is used where safety depends on two things at once: keeping footing stable and making step edges easier to notice. On stair nosings, the abrasive layer helps footwear grip the surface, while the reflective part improves visibility in lower-light areas or busy routes. Industrial product pages commonly show widths from 20 mm to 100 mm, lengths from 5 m to 25 m, and jumbo roll supply for larger projects. That makes the product practical for factory stairs, access ramps, loading routes, and commercial walkways where a neat fit matters as much as performance.
Benefits
- Adds traction on stair treads, ramp edges, and walking routes.
- Makes step edges easier to spot in lower-light circulation areas.
- Custom width helps the tape fit stair nosings without unnecessary trimming.
- Roll and pre-cut formats work well for project installation and repeat orders.
- Jumbo rolls are better for factory supply and larger site use.
- The PVC plus quartz sand build is a common industrial format for this product type.
What width and color should be selected for different industrial routes?
Smaller widths are usually better for stair nosings and narrow edge lines, while wider formats are more suitable for ramp boundaries and walkway marking. The public industrial ranges in this category run from narrow strip sizes up to 100 mm widths, and custom-width supply is useful when the site needs a neater fit with less on-site cutting. In practice, high-contrast colors such as yellow, red, and yellow-black are easier to notice, while black, grey, or transparent formats give a more neutral finish on the surface.
FAQ
Is this tape meant for industrial use?
Yes. It is written for stairs, ramps, and walkways in commercial and industrial settings.
Can it be made in custom widths?
Yes. Custom-width formats are common in this product category and help with stair nosings and ramp edges.
What is the common material build?
A typical build uses PVC backing, quartz sand abrasive surface, and acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive.
What sizes are usually available?
Common public formats include widths from 20 mm to 100 mm, lengths from 5 m to 25 m, and jumbo rolls for larger supply needs.