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Businesses that experience heavy foot traffic use reflective floor marking tape to indicate where people should comply with social distancing guidelines. Recently, reflective tape has also seen a boom in popularity as a social distancing tape. It's frequently used for construction and work zone areas to improve safety and nighttime visibility. It can indicate a safety hazard or warn people away from a place where important work is in progress.

Reflective tape can also be used as a barrier tape to mark an area off-limits. In dark areas, its light-reflective properties keep it highly visible. In illuminated areas, this tape's bright, vivid colors stand out. Our Engineering Grade Retro Reflective Tape is commonly used for permanent and temporary outdoor signage. In other words, if you shine a flashlight on a sign with reflective tape, you will see the tape light up, but a person standing far away from you would only see, at most, a dim glow. Retro reflective tape has a unique property: It reflects light, but only towards light sources. This way, you can easily alert passersby that a project is in progress or an obstruction is approaching, warning them that they should exercise caution moving around it. The aggressive adhesive will adhere to nearly any surface, meaning it can be placed on buildings, cars, trucks, or anywhere that needs special marking. Our High Intensity Retro Reflective Tape has many applications. Our Highly Reflective Safety Tape Will Enhance Your Security You can use engineering-grade retro tape for rugged outdoor use on road signs, conspicuity tape for emergency vehicles, automobiles, trailers, or floor marking tape for social distancing measures.īefore starting your next project, learn more about the types and best uses of reflective tape. They are used for marking and safety applications in a variety of industries. Tape Jungle's commercial-grade high-intensity reflective tapes are coated with a high-tech permanent adhesive. However, it's certainly not the only type of safety tape on the market. Yellow caution tape may be the most famous example. It only seems to work with the type of reflector that KenTec sells which is a hi-grade DOT reflector.Reflective tape is commonly called safety tape because of its use as a safety measure. I'm sure there are lots more applications for it that I don't use. Then we move the transmitter back to the corn dump pit for fall use. Reflector is located just above the LH front NH3 wagon wheel. You can see the reflector being 'light up' by camera flash in the 2nd photo. I apologize for the rust appearance in the photos. We move it to our NH3 fill stand in the summer, which is now painted by the way. We've had it 3 yrs now & it works just fine. The photos below show the detector eye we have from KenTec in Plymouth IN. Posted 22:21 (#2237288 - in reply to #2237174) Subject: RE: Photo-electric-eye.pics of KenTec eyeĭo you have name for the product you saw NFMS? Or a link to website? Just wondering if there is a better photo eye, or if any one has made any improvements to the original one that was posted on here.

The one at the show worked well with reflecdtive tape while the one built by farmers on here was said not to work well with reflective tape. Remembered a thread on here about someone building thier own. About the only thing wrong with it was the price, over $500. His looked very good with both a light and buzzer. Posted 21:08 (#2237174) Subject: Photo-electric-eyeĪt the NFMS this week I talked to the guy that was selling a photo eletric eye for helping stop hopper bottoms in the right spot each time you dump.

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