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Product Description
SafetyMark Anti-Slip Walkway Tape (WALKWAY) delivers wide-format anti-slip protection designed for full walkway coverage in industrial facilities, warehouses, and commercial buildings. Creates clearly demarcated, OSHA-compliant pedestrian safety zones with minimal installation time.
Key Features: Wide-format anti-slip coverage | 60-grit aluminum oxide abrasive surface | High-visibility OSHA-compliant colors | Aggressive adhesive for permanent bond | Hazard stripe and solid options available
Typical Applications: Pedestrian walkways, factory floor safety lanes, warehouse transit routes, loading zone safety delineation, OSHA-required hazard areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is SafetyMark Anti-Slip Walkway Tape (H3416)?
A: It is a pre-printed, self-adhesive anti-slip walkway roll featuring a green walking-path background with yellow walking-man pictograms. It creates an instant, OSHA-style pedestrian route on factory, warehouse, and commercial floors with just one application.
Q: What sizes are available?
A: Two roll sizes are stocked:
• 3' x 16' (approx. 39" x 16.4') – part number HES_H3416-3x16
• 3' x 33' (approx. 39" x 32.8') – part number HES_H3416-3x33
Q: What colors are used on the standard roll?
A: A green base walkway (Pantone 342 U / RAL 6010) with yellow walking-man pictograms (Pantone 113 U / RAL 1023) spaced at regular intervals. Custom color combinations are available on larger orders.
Q: How slip-resistant is it?
A: The surface is coated with high-quality anti-slip grit. Manufacturer TRL slip test results are 102 TRL on a dry surface and 71 TRL on a wet surface, well within the recommended range for pedestrian walkways.
Q: Can it be used outdoors?
A: Yes. The walkway system is rated for both indoor and outdoor use and is designed to maintain a safe walking surface in areas exposed to dirt, moisture, and ice.
Q: How is it installed?
A: Each roll is self-adhesive and installs in a single application. For best results, apply to a clean, dry, and structurally sound surface. Heskins ancillary primers and edge sealers are available for demanding surfaces or high-traffic environments.
Q: How is it different from painting a walkway?
A: A painted walkway typically requires masking, painting the base color, waiting for it to dry, and then painting or stenciling the pictograms – often costing a full day of downtime. The H3416 system delivers the finished walkway and pictograms in one application so operations can resume immediately, and the anti-slip grit is built in rather than relying on paint texture.
Q: What are typical applications?
A: Pedestrian walkways and transit lanes in warehouses and factories, loading and staging zones, safety corridors along equipment, and any area where a durable, high-visibility pedestrian route is needed as an alternative to painted lines.
