Prosolve | SKU:
162028
Underground Warning Tape (Rising Main) 150mm x 365m
£13.21
Ex. VAT
£15.85
Inc. VAT
Why buy from us
- Pay in 30 days with a Trade Account. No fees.
- Trade and bulk pricing available on request
- UK stock, dispatched fast
Underground Warning Tape (Rising Main) 150mm x 365m is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Ships in
1 – 5 working days
Quote in 3 hours
No account needed
- Made in the UK
- Pay in 30 days with Klarna. No fee. Learn more
- Next Day Delivery Available
Underground Warning Tape (Rising Main) 150mm x 365m is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Why lay this warning tape
Highly visible
Bright green film with bold black print stands out clearly once a trench is opened, giving diggers an immediate warning.
Clear main identification
Printed CAUTION RISING MAIN BELOW along the full length leaves no doubt about what lies beneath.
Colour-coded for the route
Green marks this tape out from our other underground warning tape colours, so crews can identify the service at a glance.
Full-length roll
Each roll runs 365m, enough to mark a long rising main route without joining multiple rolls together.
Overview
Underground Warning Tape (Rising Main) 150mm x 365m - Overview
This is a green underground warning tape printed "CAUTION RISING MAIN BELOW", laid above a buried rising main during backfill to warn anyone digging later that a pressurised main runs beneath. Supplied as a 150mm wide, 365m roll.
150mm
Width
365m
Roll length
1.5kg
Weight
75mm
Core size
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Width | 150mm |
| Length | 365m |
| Film thickness | 28 microns |
| Core size | 75mm |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Material | LDPE film |
| Colour | Green |
| CAUTION RISING MAIN BELOW | |
| Weight | 1.5kg |
Frequently asked questions
Does this tape have a trace wire for locating?
Does this tape have a trace wire for locating?
No, this is a print-only warning tape with no metal trace element, so it will not register on a cable or pipe locator. If you need a detectable option, see our detectable underground tape and mesh ranges.
What depth should it be buried at?
What depth should it be buried at?
Lay it within the backfill above the rising main, below the finished surface, so it is the first thing exposed if the trench is reopened. Follow your project's or the utility's own depth requirement.
Why is a rising main marked in green?
Why is a rising main marked in green?
Green is used on this roll to flag the pipe route; we stock the same style of tape printed for other services in their own standard colours, so check you have the right one for the pipe you are marking.
Is one roll enough for a full run?
Is one roll enough for a full run?
Each roll runs to 365m, which is enough to mark most rising main runs from a single length without joining rolls.
What's the tape made from?
What's the tape made from?
LDPE (low-density polyethylene) film - a thin, flexible plastic tape rather than a fabric or foil.
Can the tape be dug up and reused?
Can the tape be dug up and reused?
No. It's meant to be laid once during backfill and left buried as a permanent warning marker.
Will the print still be legible after years underground?
Will the print still be legible after years underground?
Yes - the warning text is printed into the film itself rather than applied as a surface label, so it stays legible once uncovered.
