Beige above. Sewer below.
Beige film and a repeated black warning make the buried sewer service easy to recognise when excavation reaches the tape.
Once the trench closes, the sewer line disappears from view. Leave a beige warning above it for the next crew to find. Choose DIGSAFE® Mains Marker — Sewer where the project calls for a non-detectable visual warning above a buried sewer service. Beige virgin-grade PE film carries a repeated black sewer warning. Lead-free pigments and stated soil tolerance suit burial; the tape warns when exposed, but does not create a traceable path.
At a glance
- Beige/black warning tape to identify a buried sewer service
- 100 mm × 250 m and 150 mm × 500 m roll options
- Tapex states the tape is made to AS/NZS 2648.1:1995 and AS/NZS 4275 Part 0:1995
- Virgin-grade PE film with lead-free pigments; stated soil tolerance pH 2.5–11.0
- Visual warning only—use a suitable tracer or detectable system where locating capability is required
Features
Built for life in the soil
Virgin-grade polyethylene, lead-free pigments and a stated pH range of 2.5–11.0 give you clear material details to check against the job.
Warning, without pretending to locate
The tape gives a visual warning when uncovered; it does not add a conductor for electronic tracing.
