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Industrial Floor Tape vs. Industrial Floor Paint
The average factory in the U.S. is 600,000 square feet. Many of them contain between 5,000 to 12,000 feet of safety & organizational lines (most of them painted.) BUT... more companies than ever are choosing industrial floor tape over paint...and for good reasons.
Installation
- Floor tape requires no extra install equipment
- Floor painting can require a range of additional tools and products, from rollers to industrial paint sprayers.
Wait time
Floor Tape | Floor Paint | |
---|---|---|
Dry Time | Immediate | 3-8 hrs |
Cure Time | None | 72+ hrs |
Waiting for paint to dry can cause significant downtime and can sometimes shut down entire factory floors for days, often times resulting in large monetary losses and delayed workflow. Industrial floor tapes bond immediately after install, without having to wait for paint to dry or having to clear the air of toxic, dangerous fumes.
Durability
Floor Tape- Enhanced protection against forklifts, pallet jacks, trucks, foot traffic, and chemicals
- Extremely easy to clean
- Maintains appearance and durability over long periods
- Fades and discolors quickly
- Can be easily worn down by heavy foot traffic or industrial equipment
- Chips and cracking will appear over time, requiring repainting
STOP PAINTING YOUR FLOORS!
Using industrial floor tapes
- Frees time
- Saves money
- Eliminates headaches
SafetyTac® is the leading brand of industrial floor marking tapes for good reason- It’s strong enough to hold up to forklift traffic as well as outlast paint and all other floor tapes on the market. Call 1-866-777-1360 for a free sample.
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