Anti Slip Tread Tape (4)
Hazard Barrier Company is an anti slip tread tape manufacturer for stairs, ramps, walkways, wet areas, and industrial surfaces. This range includes abrasive grit tape, non-abrasive soft grip strips, ramp tape, safety reflective tread tape, shower tray strip, and pre-cut stair tread traction tape. Common 25/50/75/100 mm widths, 0.55-1.20 mm thickness options, surface texture, adhesive, and backing flexibility can be selected by footwear, moisture, cleaning method, and surface.
Porduct Details
· Common widths: 25 mm, 50 mm, 75 mm, 100 mm
· Thickness range: 0.55-1.20 mm by structure
· Surface options: abrasive grit, soft grip, visible tread
· Grit reference: 60/80 grit for common tread use
· Formats: rolls, pre-cut strips, die-cut pieces
· Main use: stairs, ramps, walkways, wet areas
Category Overview
Anti slip tread tape is used where people step, climb, turn, or move loads across slippery surfaces. The focus is underfoot traction, not warning tape, floor marking tape, or reflective vinyl. A useful specification checks friction, surface roughness, adhesive bonding, edge lifting risk, cleaning process, and substrate. Public stairs, outdoor ramps, wet floors, and steel tread plates may each need a different structure.
Product Range / Covered Products
| Product Series | Main Structure | Best Use | Selection Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abrasive Grit Tread Tape | Mineral abrasive with pressure-sensitive adhesive | Stairs, ramps, walkways | 60/80 grit for shoe traffic |
| Abrasive Stair Nosing Tape | Grit surface for step edges | Public steps, metal stairs | Match tread depth and edge-lift risk |
| Industrial Floor Grip Tape | Durable gritted backing | Warehouses, platforms | Check coating, oil, cleaning method |
| Ramp Tape | Coarse grit or conformable backing | Loading ramps, tread plates | Review shear force and edge sealing |
| Non-Abrasive Soft Grip Tape | Embossed soft surface | Shower trays, poolside steps | Better for barefoot wet areas |
| Safety Reflective Tread Tape | Anti-slip surface with visible strip | Low-light stair edges | Visibility support, not signage |
Abrasive grit grades suit shoe traffic, soft grip materials suit wet barefoot areas, and ramp or floor grip series need closer review of adhesive grade, substrate contact, and 24-hour edge stability.
Selection Guide
For stairs, choose width by tread depth, front-edge position, and traffic level. A 25 mm strip supports narrow edge guidance, 50 mm suits many stair tread traction tape installations, and 75 mm or 100 mm works better for public stairs. For stairs and walkways, 60/80 grit is a practical starting point. Ramps create higher shear force, so backing strength, grit level, outdoor exposure, and edge sealing should be reviewed. Wet barefoot areas may need a non-abrasive textured surface instead of sharp grit.
Material / Adhesive Choice
| Material / Adhesive Choice | Better For | Risk If Misused | Check Before Approval |
|---|---|---|---|
| PVC film with acrylic adhesive | General stairs and walkways | May lift on dusty or damp surfaces | Clean dry surface, firm pressure, 24-hour edge condition |
| PET-based grit backing | Neat slitting and stability | Not ideal for curved surfaces | Width tolerance, winding, liner release |
| Aluminum carrier | Tread plates and ramps | Edge stress if not pressed into texture | Conformability, rounded corners, edge sealing |
| PE or soft textured film | Wet barefoot areas | Lower friction for heavy shoe traffic | Wet walking feel and staining risk |
| High tack adhesive | Rougher or higher traffic surfaces | Residue on sensitive coatings | Adhesive transfer after trial use |
| Removable grade adhesive | Temporary maintenance zones | May not hold on ramps | Dwell time and removal stage |
Benefits
· Improves underfoot traction on stairs, ramps, walkways, and work platforms.
· Covers abrasive grit, soft grip, reflective tread, ramp tape, and pre-cut strip options.
· Supports 25/50/75/100 mm widths and 0.55-1.20 mm thickness choices.
· Supports sample approval through trial strips, 24-hour edge lifting checks, adhesive transfer review, and repeat-order consistency checks.
· Can be supplied as slit rolls, pre-cut strips, die-cut pieces, or kiss-cut sheets.
When Should Non-Abrasive Soft Grip Be Selected Instead of Abrasive Grit Tread Tape?
Non-abrasive soft grip tape fits when the surface is often wet, cleaned frequently, or used by bare feet. Shower trays, locker-room floors, poolside steps, and boat areas need traction, but sharp mineral grit may feel too aggressive and trap soap residue. For stairs, ramps, and industrial walkways used with shoes, abrasive grit tape is usually stronger.
TDS / Technical Range
| Item | Typical Range / Customizable Value |
|---|---|
| Product group | Abrasive grit tape, soft grip tape, ramp tape, safety reflective tread tape, shower tray strip, pre-cut stair strips |
| Common width | 25 mm, 50 mm, 75 mm, 100 mm, custom slit width |
| Thickness range | 0.55-1.20 mm by backing, grit surface, and adhesive system |
| Grit reference | 60 grit, 80 grit, coarser grit for ramp, mud, oil, heavy traffic |
| Surface structure | Mineral-coated abrasive, soft textured surface, visible tread, conformable ramp surface |
| Abrasive material | Aluminum oxide particles, silicon carbide grit, quartz sand, emery grain |
| Backing material | PVC film, PE backing, PET-based option, aluminum carrier, soft non-abrasive film |
| Adhesive system | Pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive, high tack adhesive, removable grade, stronger project grade |
| Color options | Black, grey, clear, yellow, black/yellow tread style, reflective visible strip |
| Supply format | Roll, slit roll, sheet, pre-cut strip, die-cut piece, kiss-cut sheet |
| Edge option | Straight cut, rounded corners, edge sealing for wet, outdoor, or wash-down use |
| Inspection reference | Actual-substrate trial, 24-hour edge lifting check, adhesive transfer review, staining check |
Applications
· Stair treads in factories, warehouses, public buildings and service areas.
· Ramp surfaces where shoes, carts, or light equipment create higher sliding force.
· Industrial walkways, platforms, ladders, loading docks, machine-side passages, and high foot traffic zones.
· Wet areas such as shower trays, locker rooms, poolside steps, boat surfaces, wash-down zones.
· Tread plates, painted metal steps, sealed concrete, tile, and coated floors.
Customization Options
Hazard Barrier Company can adjust anti slip tread tape by width, thickness, grit level, backing, adhesive, color, roll length, and delivery format. Projects often start with 25/50/75/100 mm widths, while larger walkway or ramp areas may need wider rolls, pre-cut strips, die-cut pieces, or kiss-cut sheets. Before production, confirm substrate, indoor or outdoor use, foot traffic, footwear, wet or oily exposure, cleaning chemicals, temperature, strip length, corner shape, and whether edge sealing or primer is needed. A retained approved sample helps keep texture, adhesive feel, color, winding direction, liner release, packing label, and batch marking consistent.
How Should Anti Slip Tread Tape Be Checked Before Bulk Installation?
Before bulk installation, anti slip tread tape should be tested on the actual stair, ramp, walkway, or wet-area surface. Clean and dry the surface, then check for oil, dust, coating, moisture, loose paint, or textured edges. Press a trial strip firmly. After 24 hours, review edge lifting, trapped moisture, adhesive transfer, staining, and foot-traffic stability.
FAQ
Can anti slip tread tape be used on both stairs and ramps?
Yes. Stairs need stable tread placement and edge control, while ramps may need stronger adhesive, coarser grit, weather resistance, and edge sealing.
What width is commonly selected for stair tread traction tape?
Common choices include 25 mm, 50 mm, 75 mm, and 100 mm. Narrow strips fit step edges, while wider strips suit public stairs and heavier traffic.
Is abrasive grit tape suitable for shower trays or barefoot wet areas?
Not always. Abrasive grit works better with shoes. Barefoot wet areas often need non-abrasive soft grip tape or shower tray strip.
What should be confirmed before repeat installation?
Confirm the approved sample, substrate, width, grit level, adhesive grade, color, roll length, edge treatment, packing format, and 24-hour trial result.