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Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Flagging Tape - Black
- Regular price
- $4.50
- Sale price
- $4.50
- Regular price
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BLACK Flagging Tape - 3/16" x 300' roll Non-adhesive barricade tape, (this flagging tape triage ribbon is also available in other 3 official triage colors, sold separately)
Item M-11899
SKU MTR-FLG-BLK
Single roll - Non-Adhesive BLACK Flagging Tape, 3/16" x 300'
Individual roll of black flagging tape - may be used as triage marking tape to designate mass casualties assessment and treatment areas for triage, disaster responder teams, classroom lockdown, triage set-up.
Individual rolls of each of the four official triage colors available separately.
Be sure to also check out our Triage Tarps, now conveniently packaged with a handy carry bag!
SKU MTR-FLG-BLK
Item# M-11899
Item# M-11899
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