The Mighty Line 4RWCHVRED floor tape features a bold red chevron pattern over a white background, offering superior visibility for alerting personnel to caution zones, pathways, or restricted areas. This tape is especially effective in drawing attention to hazardous or high-traffic zones in industrial environments.

Constructed from tough PVC material, it withstands foot and forklift traffic, resists tearing, and adheres securely to clean surfaces. The tape is simple to apply with a peel-and-stick backing and can be removed without leaving sticky residue, making it a great choice for temporary or evolving layouts.

Key Features

• 4" wide x 100' long roll
• White tape with red chevrons for attention-grabbing floor markings
• Durable, industrial-grade material resists wear
• Peel-and-stick installation
• Residue-free removal
• Supports OSHA compliance and 5S/lean initiatives

Because the backing is pressure-sensitive, installation comes down to positioning the tape and pressing it into place, with no cure time and no downtime before the floor can be walked or driven on. Built from heavy-duty PVC, it is engineered to stand up to the wear that painted lines can't, resisting chipping, peeling, and fading under regular equipment and foot traffic. At 4 inches wide, in a 100 feet roll, it's sized for standard aisle and zone marking. Facilities running 5S or lean floor-marking programs use tape like this to keep aisles, staging areas, and equipment zones clearly defined without repainting every few months. Unlike epoxy or painted floor lines, there's no off-gassing to wait out and no cordoning off the area while a coating cures, which matters in facilities that can't spare the downtime. Since it ships under a single product code, reordering the same width and color later is straightforward when a section needs to be extended or refreshed.

Product Info:
•  Product Code: 4RWCHVRED
•  Width: 4 inches
•  Length: 100 feet
•  Color: White with Red Chevrons
•  Material: Heavy-duty PVC
•  Adhesive: Pressure-sensitive
•  Applications: Hazard alerts, restricted zones, safety walkways, lean 5S systems