Description
Sekuroka® warning tape Radioactive is a plastic marking tape designed for clear visual identification of radioactive hazard zones in laboratories, isotope handling areas, and controlled technical spaces. Supplied as one roll, it supports consistent barrier and perimeter marking where radiation-related workflows require unambiguous signage. The tape belongs to the Sekuroka® warning range and is intended for occupational safety programmes that rely on standardised symbols and durable surface marking. With a unit weight of 0,114 kg, the roll is practical for bench stock, mobile safety kits, and facility stores. In everyday use it helps delineate restricted routes, instrument enclosures, waste holding points, and temporary work cells during sampling, counting, or decontamination tasks. The plastic construction suits indoor laboratory environments where rapid application and good visibility matter. This warning tape from manufacturer Carl ROTH fits marking systems used alongside other personal-protection and signage accessories, supporting orderly communication of radioactive status without cluttering the workspace. It is a straightforward consumable for safety officers, radiation protection staff, and laboratory managers who need reliable radioactive hazard indication on demand.
This article is part of Radiation protection, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 roll
- Product type: Radioactive warning tape
- Brand: Sekuroka®
- Material: Plastic
- Weight: 0,114 kg
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