Lock over your regulator knob to prevent unwanted pressure changes

Manage the flow of fluids to move equipment in air- and hydraulic-powered systems

Gradually open and close to control the volume of air and liquids through a line

Replace or cut new keys for padlocks, enclosures, cabinet doors, and locksets

Stick onto items to identify or convey information about them

Keep padlocks, tags, and other lockout tools neatly stored and ready to use

Store all of your lockout safety procedure forms in one place

Ensure that machines stay turned off to prevent accidents during maintenance work

Tie around gates and equipment and secure with a padlock to prevent break-ins or theft

Shackle objects together, such as a door and its frame, to prevent theft or unauthorized entry

View digital machinery handbooks and video programs on OSHA's lockout/tagout procedures

Prevent accidental start-up when servicing equipment

Everything from accident prevention to traffic control to exit signs

Keep frequently used tags handy

Hang throughout facilities to convey information