Conformable Anti Slip Tread Cleats - Hazard - 150mm x 610mm - Slips Away

This tape uses a special soft aluminum foil backing that allows it to conform precisely to uneven, textured surfaces like diamond plate or durbar tread. Regular tapes are too stiff and tend to lift at the edges on such surfaces.

While primarily designed for metal plates, it may adhere to rough or textured wood or concrete if properly cleaned and prepared. However, its superior performance is on the specified metal surfaces. For smooth surfaces, a different type of tape is recommended.

The lifespan depends heavily on the amount of foot traffic, environmental conditions, and maintenance. Under normal conditions in a busy area, it is designed for durability, but regular inspection is advised.

> Info needed: Confirm if 'Hazard' color (e.g., yellow/black) meets specific regional safety regulations or standards.

Class O refers to a fire classification, indicating the material has very low surface spread of flame. This is important for safety applications, especially in public or commercial buildings.

Yes, the tape can be cut to the required dimensions using scissors or a utility knife. Ensure cuts are clean for best adhesion.

Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned and dried before application. Reapply pressure firmly, especially around the edges, and consider using a heat gun on a low setting to help the material conform before pressing down. If the surface is porous or uneven, a primer might be needed (check manufacturer recommendations).

Verify that the surface is free of contaminants like oil or grease. Ensure the tape was pressed down with sufficient force, paying attention to the textured areas. The ambient temperature during application should be within the recommended range (typically above 10°C).

Confirm that the correct side of the tape (the textured, abrasive surface) is facing upwards. Ensure the entire area intended for grip has been covered, and that the tape has molded correctly into the surface's irregularities. Check if the tape has been damaged or worn prematurely.