What is the appropriate use of warning tape?

Warning tapes are used to help communicate possible hazards or warning messages associated with contents within a packaged item. By adding clear signals and markings you can ensure your shipment is handled correctly so that potential spills, accidents and breakages are all but prevented. As such, they must be applied appropriately and reflect correct information.

What type of warning tapes are there?

Currently Mailcoms can supply you with two types of "Fragile" warning tape & a "Handle With Care" warning tape which are the two most commonly used tapes. However there is a wide range of other handling & hazard warning tapes on the market including: This way up Fragile Contents Checked & Security Sealed Handle With Care Glass with care Open with care

Standard Warning Printed Tapes

Rolls Of Paper Kraft Fragile Packing Parcel Tape - 48mmx50m - Packs Of 6 & 36

Rolls Of Paper Kraft “Fragile” Packing Parcel Tape – 50mmx50m – Packs Of 6 & 36

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White & Red “Fragile” Packing Tape – 48mmx66m – Packs Of 6 & 36

From: £18.99 — or subscribe and save 10%

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White & Red “Handle With Care” Packing Tape – 48mmx66m – Packs Of 6 & 36

From: £27.99 — or subscribe and save 10%

Rated 4.75 out of 5

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Warning Tape To Couriers

Handling and hazard warning tape with easy to read warning messages are the low-noise packaging tape you need if you are sending fragile items out in the post. When sending items such as glass, ornaments, ceramics, electronics or anything else fragile or of high value in the post, you need your items handled with the up most importance and care. By using these packaging tapes you can help give couriers and delivery drivers clear notice that items need to be handled properly, with care and with caution to help reduce the risk of damage to items. All of our packaging tapes come with clear red warning text to indicate handlers of package contents and to highlight anything that is fragile.