Caution Tape Yellow and Black Striped Barricade Tape 2.8-Inch by 660-Feet Non-Adhesive Barrier Tape Caution Ribbon Construction Caution Tape Yellow/Black update_march2023 Material: Carbide Steel Size:17mm
USD159.00
USD209.00
Caution Tape Yellow and Black Striped Barricade Tape 2.8-Inch by 660-Feet Non-Adhesive Barrier Tape Caution Ribbon Construction Caution Tape Yellow/Black update_march2023 Material: Carbide Steel Size:17mm
USD159.00
USD209.00
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Caution Tape Yellow and Black Striped Barricade Tape 2.8 Inch by 660 Feet Non Adhesive Barrier Tape Caution Ribbon Construction Caution Tape Yellow Black update_march2023 Material: Carbide Steel Size:17mm Material: Carbide Steel Total Height about: 30mm 1 Highly visible Yellow and Black Stripes used to cordon off areas and show limited entry Waterproof and Tear resistant
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