Arctic Flagging Tape

Engineered for Extreme Cold. Built to Stay Visible.

Standard flagging tape becomes brittle, cracks, and fails when temperatures plunge. Arctic Flagging Tape doesn't. Specifically engineered for severe weather environments, it stays flexible and intact in conditions down to -40°F.

The Science Behind the Cold Performance

Arctic Flagging Tape uses a specialized plasticizer package formulated into the PVC film to maintain flexibility at extreme low temperatures. This isn't just a thicker tape, it's a chemically engineered solution for environments that demand it. When the ground is frozen and the wind is cutting, your markers will still be standing.

• Cold-crack resistant to -40°F — specialized plasticizer package keeps the PVC film flexible in the most severe winter conditions
• Massive 5.0 mil thickness — one of the heaviest flagging tapes available, built to withstand brutal wind, ice, and extended outdoor exposure
• Neon colors — high-visibility even against snow, frost, and low-light winter conditions
• PVC film construction — engineered specifically for cold-weather performance, not just adapted from a standard formula
• Designed for severe weather environments — the go-to choice for winter surveys, pipeline marking, and cold-climate utility work

When the Weather Gets Serious, So Does Your Tape

If you're working in Alaska, the northern plains, or anywhere winter means business, Arctic Flagging Tape is the only tape built for the job.