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Gripfoot Grit Tape, Cleats and Tiles for Slip-Resistance


• Abrasive grit ‘anti-slip’ products with self-adhesive backing available in tapes, cleats and tiles.


• Provides additional grip underfoot on smooth surfaces. • Hardwearing and easy to install. • Gripfoot Tape – versatile for floor surfaces, machinery and vehicles. • Gripfoot Cleats (rectangular) are designed for use on steps and stairs. • Gripfoot Tiles (square) are ideal for increasing safety on smooth, tiled floors.


• Hazard version (tape only) in yellow/black provides high visibility in darkness or low light conditions. Red/White hazard option also available.


• Conforms to Slip Resistance Test EN 13552 Category R13


Colour Options


Technical Specification Material:


Product Height: Surface Finish:


Operating Temperature: Resistant to Chemicals: Environmental Resistance: UV Resistance:


Typical Applications:


Installation Method: Product Performance:


Hazard colour options


Country of Origin: Adhesion Strength: Coating Thickness: Solvent Residue: Release Force:


Tapes 50mm x 18.3m Tapes


25mm x 18.3m 50mm x 18.3m


Tiles


140mm x 140mm Cleats


152mm x 610mm Yellow


GF070002 Clear


GF120002 Black


GF010001 GF010002


Abrasive grit consisting of aluminium oxide bonded to a polymer substrate. Solvent based acrylic emulsion adhesive backing. Product supplied with a moisture resistant release liner


1mm ± 0.05mm Grit


-10°c to +60°c N/A


Suitable for indoor environments Yes


Suitable for stairs, ladders, ramps, walkways and vehicles


Pressure sensitive self-adhesive tape


Conforms to Slip Resistance Test EN 13552 Category R13


Taiwan


2.5Kg/1” 0.05mm 0.005


13Kg/m2 Red GF030002 Green GF040002


Black/Yellow Red/White GF010702


GF031002 Tapes


Black


102mm x 18.3m GF010003 152mm x 18.3m GF010004


Black


GF010005 Black


GF010006 To order FREE samples or arrange a site visit please call +44 (0)116 240 1088 or email sales@cobaeurope.com


Luminous GF110002


Floor Tapes and Paints


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