Pavement Marking Tape, Retroreflective Polymer, 100 yd Length, 5" Width, 1/16 in Height MPN:380IES-5x100yd
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Pavement Marking Tape, Retroreflective Polymer, 100 yd Length, 5" Width, 1/16 in Height
Improve nighttime visibility on roads and highways with 3M's Pavement Marking Tape. This high-performance tape features a retroreflective polymer that helps guide drivers safely through low-light conditions. Its durable, pressure-sensitive adhesive ensures long-lasting installation, while its 5-inch width and 100-yard length make it ideal for marking lanes, traffic patterns, and other roadways. Meets or exceeds ASTM standards for performance and durability, making it a reliable choice for contractors, municipalities, and road maintenance professionals. Perfect for use on highways, interstates, and local roads, this tape helps reduce accidents and improve driver safety.
Top product features:
- Retroreflective Polymer material provides improved nighttime visibility
- Pressure Sensitive Adhesive enables easy and secure installation
- Thickness of 1/16 in allows for durability and resistance to wear and tear
Top product applications:
- Roadway markings and lane dividers
- Parking lot and garage traffic control
- Airport runway and taxiway signage
Pavement Marking Tape, Color White, Primary Material Retroreflective Polymer, Width 5 in, Length 100 yd, Installation Method Pressure Sensitive Adhesive, Maximum Tape Performance Temperature 40 Degrees F, Legend Not Applicable, Standards ASTM D6628, ASTM E1710, ASTM E303, Grade Improved Nighttime Visibility, Backing Material Polymer, Product Type Pavement Marking Tape, Thickness 1/16 in
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 20 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 20.00
- Package Width: 20.00
- Package Height: 5.00
- Package Weight: 72.00
Product info last updated on April 13, 2026 10:00pm UTC
Category: Facility and Worksite Safety