Flagging Tape

When areas have to be temporarily marked, there is a wide range of various tools that surveyors can use. One of these tools is a flagging tape, which does not only help surveyors but also foresters. Surveyors normally attach this tape to stakes and surround a specific area with it. This method can be used to mark utility lines, survey points, boundaries, and grade levels. On the other hand, those working in forestry can wrap flagging tapes around unhealthy or dangerous trees, saplings, and trees that will be used for lumber. Here on Engineer Warehouse, flagging tapes come in 12 rolls and have lengths of 150 or 300 feet. These can definitely come in handy, especially when users have to put up marks on a regular basis. They also have a thickness of 3 mils and a width of 1 3/16 inches for durability and visibility. For convenient color-coding, these flagging tapes have different colors, such as blue, black, green, orange, purple, pink, red, white, and yellow, as well as fluorescent equivalents of these colors.