Flagging tape, also known as surveyor's tape or ribbon, is a type of brightly-colored, plastic tape used in a variety of applications, such as marking property lines, boundaries, trails, or other areas that need to be easily visible. It is often used in construction, surveying, and outdoor recreational activities. The tape is made of durable, weather-resistant materials and can be easily torn by hand. It is also available in a variety of widths and lengths to suit different needs. Flagging tape typically has several key features Bright, highly visible colors: The tape is available in a wide range of bright, easy-to-see colors, such as fluorescent orange, pink, yellow, and lime green. This makes it easy to spot from a distance, even in low light conditions. Durable and weather-resistant materials: The tape is typically made of plastic or polypropylene, which are resistant to tearing, fading, and UV damage. This allows the tape to remain visible and legible for long periods of time, even when exposed to the elements. Easy to tear by hand: The tape is designed to be easily torn by hand, making it convenient to use in the field. Available in different widths and lengths: Flagging tape is available in a variety of widths and lengths to suit different needs, such as marking large areas or smaller, more specific locations. Some tapes can be written on with permanent markers for added identification and information. Some tapes are reflective for night visibility and safety concerns.
