Underground Warning Tape – Non-Detectable, Bulk Rolls

Color-Coded Warning Tape to Prevent Dig-Ins

Made with polyethylene plastic to warn excavators of a utility pipe below.

Detectable underground marking tapes are manufactured for the highest visibility in all types of soil conditions. APWA Color-Coded diagonal warning stripes are printed along with big, bold, black lettering to identify what type of utility line is buried below. These meet or exceed all industry standards.

DETAILS:

• 5 mil plastic
• Metallic coating
• 2″ x 1,000′, 3″ x 1,000′, 6″ x 1,000′ width rolls

MESSAGES: 

Water, Sewer, Fiber Optic, Telephone, Cable TV, Electric, Gas, Sewer, Storm Drain, Reclaimed H2O, Geothermal

TAPE COLORS:

Blue, Orange, Red, Yellow, Green

* Minimum Order 7 Rolls *

Bulk discounts are applied in cart. 

No Bulk discount available for 3″ Reclaimed Water

Additional Information

Non-detectable underground warning tape sits above buried utility lines and warns the next crew before a shovel or trencher gets close. Utility contractors and municipalities bury it a foot or two above the pipe and cable to prevent accidental strikes. Printed warnings stay legible even after years underground.

• Made in the USA
• Durable underground placement built to outlast the utility line above it
• Ships fast in bulk roll quantities

Underground Warning Tape Designed for Underground Protection

This tape is made from a tough polyethylene film that resists tearing, moisture, and soil chemicals. Bold warning text stays printed clearly for decades below grade.

Non-detectable tape works best for non-metallic lines where a locate wire is not required. Crews still get a clear, permanent warning layer between the surface and the utility line below.

Where It's Used:

• Buried water, sewer, and drain lines
• Gas and fuel line trenching
• Fiber optic and telecom conduit
• Municipal utility installation
• General contractor trench backfill

Utility crews backfilling long trench runs need hundreds of feet of tape per job. Bulk rolls keep the crew moving without a mid-project reorder, and case pricing brings the cost per foot down.