Anti-slip Tape No name 50 mm x 5 m, transparent, adhesive safety tape

Transparent anti-slip tape No name, size 50 mm x 5 m, provides a self-adhesive solution to improve traction on slippery surfaces. The tape is thin and durable, designed to adhere to a variety of substrates including wood, metal, tile and concrete. Its transparent finish maintains the appearance of underlying surfaces while adding a textured grip layer to reduce the risk of slipping in stairs, ramps, walkways and other high-traffic areas.

Advantages

The tape combines a clear, low-profile appearance with a textured surface that increases friction underfoot without significantly altering the look of the surface. Its strong adhesive backing ensures stable attachment on clean, dry surfaces and the roll format allows cutting to the required length for custom application. The product’s thin profile facilitates application on edges and transitions while remaining durable under regular foot traffic.

Suitable for

• Indoor and outdoor stairs and steps
• Ramps and inclines
• Walkways, corridors and entries
• Workshops, garages and utility areas
• Areas with tile, wood, metal or concrete surfaces

Key specifications

• Width: 50 mm
• Length: 5 m
• Finish: transparent
• Type: self-adhesive anti-slip tape
• Profile: thin, low-profile design
• Surface compatibility: wood, metal, tile, concrete

How to use

Clean and dry the target surface thoroughly to remove dust, grease and loose particles. Measure and cut the tape to the required length. Peel off the backing gradually while pressing the tape firmly onto the surface to avoid bubbles; use a roller or presser for best adhesion. For edges or corners, apply carefully and trim excess material. Allow the adhesive to set before exposing the area to heavy traffic; avoid wetting the tape immediately after application.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, apply the tape at temperatures above 10°C and on surfaces that are free of contaminants. Periodically inspect the tape for wear and replace sections showing significant abrasion or loss of adhesion. For long-term outdoor exposure, check adhesion after seasonal temperature changes and reapply where necessary.