Block air hoses from connecting to compressed air so equipment can't start

Close over the ends of battery cables to keep machinery turned off

Wrap around levers to prevent them from moving up and down

Identify different types of lockouts by color

Secure a single breaker with multiple padlocks until all work is complete

Physically block breaker switches from flipping until you remove the bar

Lock out switches with a through-hole to prevent accidental start-ups

Lock circuit breaker switches, even if they don't have a through-hole

Lock small switches on DIN-rail mounted breakers without a through-hole Pins stick into holes in the housing on your DIN-rail-mount circuit breaker

Clamp to a surface nearby to pull the cable tight from a fixed point

Differently-sized jaws at each end lock spaces with various clearances

Everything you need to lock out your electrical equipment or valves

Include an assortment of padlocks, hasps, and other electrical lockouts on hand

Block access to the entire panel rather than locking individual breakers

Cover a machine's plug so no one can start it up during maintenance

Make sure no one inserts a plug into an IEC socket during maintenance

Lock out nearly any power source or supply line in your facility

Everything you need to lock out a forklift

Prevent anyone from inserting a fuse in a fuse block

Block access to the main valve on a gas cylinder

A hinged design makes it easy to mount these lockouts

Block the rungs on a ladder to prevent unauthorized climbing

Cinch over large electrical connectors, spouts, and other odd-sized controls

An assortment of steel lockout chains, hasps, and more for hazardous spaces

Lock out power sources to keep machinery off during repairs

Attach to equipment with a chain so they won’t get lost

A Danger label alerts passersby that the energy control is locked out

Cover a steering wheel to communicate when equipment is out of service

Fit into tight spaces and still accommodate padlocks for each team member

Fit into tight spaces and include a label to record who set the lockout

Include an assortment of lockouts that rotate inward for tight spaces

Each lockout rotates into itself so you can install it in tight spaces

Made of plastic to prevent shocks from electrical equipment

Made of plastic to prevent shocks, and include a holder for disposable tags

Rigid sides prevent workers from pressing buttons on pendant switches

Pins slot into holes from the outside for a more secure hold than clamp-on lockouts

Pins stick into holes in the housing on your DIN-rail-mount circuit breaker

Weave the cable through valves and controls before pinching shut

Prevent gas, steam, or chemicals from flowing through your line

Slide onto a plug and lock with keys to block power sources

Bring to a job site to store lockout keys while the team works

Bring to a worksite and mount on the wall for safe storage

The clasps interlock to protect against prying

Clasps prevent prying and a chain keeps the hasp close by when not in use

Hasp interlocks to prevent prying and the chain keeps lockouts attached

Shut tight enough that picks and other tools can't pry them open

A slot instead of holes makes it easy to install multiple padlocks

Manually tighten cables even after they're locked out

Prevent workers from pressing on/off or emergency-stop buttons

Flexible cables retract for a tight fit around controls without any slack

From a single point, lock out multiple breaker switches

Wrap around an entire tie bar on your DIN-rail-mount circuit breaker

Clamp on an emergency air brake so you can't connect a trailer to a semi-truck

Cover valve hand wheels to prevent turning when repairing systems downstream

A single lockout fits valve handwheels and handles of different sizes

Stop gas and fluid valve handles from opening or closing during maintenance

Everything you need to safely lock out nearly every valve in your facility

Block valves that have a small handle or no handle to secure a lockout onto

Prevent workers from accidentally flipping toggle- or rocker-style switches

Everything you need to lock out most electrical equipment and valves

People must remove their padlocks from the box to access the lockout key

Everything you need to lock out most electrical equipment and valves Mount group lockout items to a wall to keep them organized and within reach

Store the valve handle in the zippered pouch to prevent valve operation