ProSolve Anti Slip Hazard Tape - 50mm x 20m - Black and Yellow

The ProSolve Anti-Slip Adhesive Tape is a heavy-duty, high-visibility safety solution designed to ...

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The ProSolve Anti-Slip Hazard Tape is designed for facility managers, safety officers, and homeowners who need a reliable way to mitigate slip-and-fall risks in high-traffic zones. Its primary benefit is the combination of aggressive traction and high-visibility warning colors, ensuring that hazardous areas are both safer to traverse and clearly marked. A key caveat is that for long-term durability on porous surfaces like raw concrete, you must ensure the substrate is thoroughly cleaned and primed before application to achieve a permanent bond.

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Model Part NumberAST50BY
BrandProSolve

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FAQs

Can I use this tape outdoors?

Yes, the adhesive and grit surface are designed to handle outdoor conditions, provided the surface is prepped correctly.

Does it work on carpeted stairs?

No, this product is designed for hard, flat surfaces like wood, metal, or tile. It will not adhere properly to carpet fibers.

How do I remove the tape later?

Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive, then slowly peel the tape away. Any residual adhesive can be removed with a commercial solvent.

Is the tape waterproof?

Yes, the material is water-resistant and maintains its slip-prevention properties even when wet.

How wide is the roll?

The roll is 50mm wide and 20m in length.

Troubleshooting

Tape edges peeling or lifting

Ensure the surface was completely clean and dry during initial installation. You can apply a small amount of edge-sealing adhesive to secure the perimeter.

Tape not sticking to concrete

Raw concrete can be dusty. Use a concrete sealer or primer to create a smooth, non-porous surface before applying the tape.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-contrast color scheme for maximum visibility
  • Aggressive grit surface works well in damp conditions
  • Strong adhesive backing for long-lasting installation
  • Easy to cut to length for custom-fit applications

Cons

  • Surface preparation is critical for adhesion
  • May require mechanical fasteners for extreme high-wear areas
  • Not intended for application on loose or crumbling substrates

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure maximum effectiveness, the application surface must be clean, dry, and free of oil or dust. For porous materials like concrete, consider using a surface primer before installation. Simply cut the desired length with heavy-duty scissors, peel the backing, and press firmly into place using a roller to remove any trapped air. Maintenance is straightforward: periodically sweep the grit surface to clear away dust or debris that could mask its texture. If the tape edge begins to lift after years of heavy use, it can be trimmed or patched easily by cleaning the surrounding area and applying a fresh strip.

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