WARNING TAPE

• Red and White: Indicates a serious hazard or danger—areas with immediate risk, such as high voltage, fire, or restricted entry.
• Yellow and Black: Signals caution—used for less severe hazards like trip risks, wet floors, or construction zones.
• Orange and White: Used for warnings near traffic or where red may blend into the background.
• Other Color Codes: Various colors may be used for special hazards, such as biohazards, radiation, or underground utilities.

Warning tape often features repeating text (e.g., “DANGER,” “CAUTION,” “WARNING”) and may include symbols for enhanced clarity, especially in multilingual environments. It is an essential tool for accident prevention, helping businesses and organizations comply with safety regulations and reduce liability.