Our Buried Gas Line Below Detectable Underground Tape ensures safety during excavation by indicating the presence of buried gas lines. Featuring a detectable design, it enhances visibility and aids in preventing accidental damage to gas pipelines.
Compliance
Compliance with APWA Standard
DETECTABLE UNDERGROUND WARNING TAPE:
Manufactured for identification and early warning of underground utilities lines
Acid and alkali resistant polyethylene warning tape is constructed of a 4.5 mil solid aluminum foil core with an imprinted warning legend that is completely encased to prevent ink rub-off
Highly reflective foil surface is visible from both sides of tape to flash its warning to excavators
Tape is supplied in 1000' coils with widths going from of 2" to 6"
Tape contains the printed identification of the Utility Line buried below it and it comforms with APWA color code specifications for underground tape systems.
NON-DETECTABLE UNDERGROUND WARNING TAPE:
Non-Detectable warning tape for the protection, location and identification of underground utilities.
Consists of a nominal 4 mil overall thickness, inert 100% low-density acid and alkali resistant polyethylene plastic film, formulated for extended use underground.
Used to bury the tape above electrical lines, gas pipes, communication cables and other utility installations
Product is lead-free.
Underground Tapes Comform With:
D.O.T. Office of Pipeline Safety USAS B31.8
NTSB PSS 73-1
API RP 1109
GSA Public Buildings Service Guide
American Gas Association 72-D-56
OSHA 1926-956 (c) (1)
APWA Uniform Color Code
Federal Gas Safety Regulations S 192-321 (e)
Tape Size
Recommended Maximum Tape Burial Depth
2" x 1000'
10" to 14" deep
3" x 1000'
14" to 24" deep
6" x 1000'
24" to 36" deep
Recommended depths are the maximum depths at which a metal detector will detect any detectable underground tape
Color Name
Color Preview
Utility Line
WHITE
Proposed Excavation
PINK
Temporary Survey Markings
RED
Electrical Power Lines, Cables, Conduit and Lighting Cables
YELLOW
Gas, Oil, Steam, Petroleum or Gaseous Materials
ORANGE
Communication, Alarm or Signal Lines, Cables or Conduit