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Kyetumbuddwa
Kampala, Central Division, 59 min ago
10 okulabibwa
Caution Tape 500m
Ekipya
Embeera
Tape z'okulabula
Ekika
Ekifaananyi ky'ekikozesebwa
Kyenvu
Langi
Weegendereze
Obubaka obukubibwa
100m
Obuwanvu bwa teepi
100mm
Obugazi bw’ekitimbe
Polyester
Ekikola teepi
Ekisobola okukozesebwa nate
Obusobozi bw'okuddamu okukozesa
Ekitagambwako mazzi, Ekirwanyisa obutiribiri bwa UV, Ekiyimirira Ebbugumu, Ekitanga
Ebintu ebikwata ku teepi
Adireesi y'edduuka
Kampala • Central Division
Kampala Mukwano arcade
At centenary bank of Kampala Mukwano arcade opposite Ham shopping ground, call me
Kigguddwawo kati
• Bal - Sab, 08:45-19:15
Warning tape, also known as caution tape or safety tape, is a type of tape used to warn people of potential hazards, dangers, or restricted areas. It's typically made of plastic or vinyl and comes in various colors, with yellow and black stripes being the most common.
Warning tape is used in various situations, such as:
1. Construction sites
2. Crime scenes
3. Hazardous material spills
4. Roadwork and traffic control
5. Emergency response situations
6. Marking restricted or off-limits areas
It's available in different widths, lengths, and materials, including:
1. Polyethylene (PE) tape
2. Polypropylene (PP) tape
3. Vinyl tape
4. Reflective tape (for increased visibility)
You can find warning tape at most hardware stores, home improvement stores, or online retailers.
Amagezi ag’okukuuma obulungi
- Weewaleko okusasula kuddala, ne bwe kuba kuduusa
- Sisinkananga omutunzi mu kifo eky'ekwerinda ekirikimu abantu abangi
- Kebera ekintu era okakase nti kye ky'oyagala ddala
- Kakasa nti ekintu ekyazibwamu kye werekebako.
- Sasula bw'oba nga omusanyufu bokka
