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Lockout Padlocks
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Lockout Lock PLSP Safety Padlock – Key Alike£10.32 £8.60- 6-pin precision-machined cylinder
- Jack locking mechanism
- Several models available with different body lengths and shackle heights
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Padlock w/ Regular Shackle - Keyed Different (Choice of Colour)£10.49 £8.74- Regular sized shackle
- Keyed differently - unique key for each lock
- Choice of colour
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Masterlock 60R Padlock Eyes – Right-Angle Orientation£10.57 £8.81- Right-angle orientation is ideal for securing gates and shed doors
- Add lockout capabilities to older equipment
- Able to accommodate padlocks with shackle diameters up to ½”/ 13mm
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Lockout Lock Series 3 Premier Padlock with 25mm Steel Shackle - Key Different - Choice of Colour£10.80 £9.00- Unique coded brass key
- Colour-coded for easy identification
- 6-pin precision-machined cylinder
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Master Lock 2930EURD Extra-Thick Solid Brass Body Padlock£11.42 £9.52- Extra-thick padlock ideal for a wide variety of applications
- Hardened steel shackle
- Highly resistant to forced removal
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Lockout Lock LT-CLSP-01 Cable Lockout Safety Padlock with 1-Foot Cable£11.52 £9.60- Vinyl-coated steel cable
- 1-Foot Cable
- Standard PLSP lock body
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About Lockout Padlocks
Lockout padlocks are an essential part of creating any Lockout/Tagout programme.
Padlocks used during lockout serve as the means of securing an isolation point in place and they're available in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, and types to cater to different applications.
During the lockout, the best practice is for each responsible team member working on maintenance or involved at any point with the lockout procedure to have their padlock. They should fix this padlock to the isolation point alongside other team members and only they - or a qualified supervisor - should remove the padlock after essential work is completed.
Doing so ensures the safety of the worker; as the padlock is still attached, you know that they are unaccounted for and are potentially in danger.
