ACE Supply Buried Electrical Line Caution Tape - Non-Detectable Underground Tape - 3 Inch x 1000 Ft Length, 4 Mil - Ideal for Utility Marking

ACE Supply Buried Electrical Line Caution Tape - Non-Detectable Underground Tape - 3 Inch x 1000 Ft Length, 4 Mil - Ideal for Utility Marking

UNDERGROUND WARNING TAPE - Install above buried utilities so crews uncover tape before hitting gas, electric, water, sewer or fiber lines. UNDERGROUND UTILITY MARKING TAPE - Contractor-tough polyethylene film with bold black print. Durable 4 mil thickness for the right balance of flexibility and strength. UNDERGROUND CAUTION TAPE - High-visibility utility colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple) make line identification fast on jobsites and help reduce dig-in risk. SIMPLE TO INSTALL - Lay tape continuously above the utility, overlap joints, backfill, and keep warning protection along the run. Resists moisture and typical backfill conditions. TAPE FOR EVERY UTILITY TYPE - Gas, Electric, Water, Sewer, Fiber Optic/Comm and more, so you can match the warning to each underground service. Help prevent costly utility strikes and keep crews safer with ACE Supply Underground Non-Detectable Warning Tape. This bright, bold "LINE BELOW" caution tape is installed above buried utilities so excavators get an early visual warning before they reach the cable, pipe, or conduit. Commonly used in construction, utilities, CATV/communications, irrigation and turf projects, pipeline work, and mechanical contractor installs, it adds a simple, reliable safety layer in the trench. Made from polyethylene film with crisp black printing, the message stays easy to read against soil and backfill. Standard roll length is 1,000 ft. Pick from standard utility colors - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple - and select the legend that matches your line (gas, electric, fiber optic/communications, water, sewer, irrigation, and more). Installation tip: lay the tape continuously in the trench above the buried line (often 4-6 inches below grade, per job specs) and backfill. Always follow local codes and safe-dig practices - contact 811 before you dig.