Standard solid colors (material thickness: 2.0 Mil, roll length: 300 ft):

• TXB - Blue
• TXBK - Black
• TXG - Green
• TXO - Orange
• TXPP - Purple
• TXR - Red
• TXW - White
• TXY - Yellow

PresGlo solid colors (material thickness: 3.0 Mil, roll length: 150 ft):

• TXBG - Blue Glo
• TXGG - Green Glo
• TXLG - Lime Glo
• TXOG - Orange Glo
• TXPG - Pink Glo
• TXRG - Red Glo
• TXYG - Yellow Glo

Patterned stripe (material thickness: 2.0 Mil for standard colors and 2.5 Mil for PresGlo colors, roll length: 300 ft for standard colors and 150 ft for PresGlo colors):

• SWR - Red/White
• SWB - Blue/White
• SWG - Green/White
• SPGBK - Pink Glo/Black
• SRBK - Red/Black
• SOGBK - Orange Glo/Black

The story begins in 1942, when a young Texas entrepreneur, Robert "Earl" McMackin, developed and patented the stadia rod to help seismologists search for oil. Precision Specialties Company (currently known as Presco) was born the following year in Dallas, Texas. By 1950, Precision Specialties Company patented portable breast reels and multiple tools for the down-hole handling of dynamite, continuing the innovation that started the company.

While servicing companies in the geological field, additional needs for other quality supplies became apparent. Earl and his son, Edwin "Ed" McMackin, began purchasing slit cheese cloth, one of the first materials used for roll flagging. Eventually, non-woven materials gave way to vinyl as the roll flagging material of choice. Other marking product requests continued to reach Earl, products such as wire marking flags. Precision Specialties purchased slitting equipment and in 1956 began slitting finished roll flagging for their customers.

In 1966, Ed and his son, Waymon, began exploring ways to increase the efficiencies of their marking product manufacturing line. Desires to vertically integrate lead them to investigate internally producing PVC film for roll flagging and stake flags. In 1975, the first sellable pound of vinyl film was extruded by Precision Specialties Company. The vertical integration allowed material formulation changes, which improved the performance characteristics of the stake flags and roll flagging. As the market recognized the company's ability to produce customized requests, Ed began to recognize a need from surveyors for a more 'industrial' roll flagging. To distinguish the new superior grade of roll flagging from the competition, Ed embossed the state of Texas throughout the film. It came to be known as Texas Grade Roll Flagging and today, Texas Roll Flagging remains the preferred choice among professional surveyors.

Items may be returned or exchanged within 30 days of purchase. Your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. To complete your return/exchange, we require a receipt or proof of purchase. You are responsible for paying your own shipping costs for returning/exchanging your item. Shipping costs are non-refundable. If you receive a refund, the cost of shipping will be deducted from your refund. More information about our return/exchange policy can be found at https://store.egps.net/pages/returns-exchanges

Orders are usually shipped within 1-2 business days (with some exclusions such as made-to-order items). Please keep in mind that the delivery times displayed at checkout are an approximation. If you need your order by a specific date, please call us at 770-695-3361.