Lockouts, Padlocks

Image	Part Number	Description / PDF	Quantity	Rfq
	105966 Brady Corporation	PERSONAL BRKR LO POUCH (NO PADLO	0
	122983 Brady Corporation	DP B837 5.75X3 25/PK LOCKOUT TAG	0
	151070 Brady Corporation	MAGNET NON LOCK COVER,PERMIT REQ	0
	NYL-BRN-38ST-KD6PK Brady Corporation	NYLON LOCK BROWN 38MM STEEL SHKL	0
	133284 Brady Corporation	BRADY COMPACT ALUM PADLOCK BLK K	0
	BH2010 Brady Corporation	PRINZING BLOOD PATHOGEN COMPLIAN	0
	123416 Brady Corporation	LONG BODY SFTY LOCK, 1.5" KA GRE	0
	105724 Brady Corporation	PADLOCK TAG ENG/SPN D-DO NOT..	0
	123423 Brady Corporation	LONG BODY SFTY LOCK, 1.5" KA RED	0
	NYL-PRP-76ST-KD Brady Corporation	NYLON PADLOCK PRP 76MM STEEL SHK	0
	123259 Brady Corporation	KEY RETNG STEEL LOCK, 3" KA PURP	0
	51188 Brady Corporation	10-LOCK BOARD WITH STEEL PADLOCK	0
	122264 Brady Corporation	PROLOCK 50M CABLE YEL	0
	ALU-ORG-76ST-KD Brady Corporation	ALUM PADLOCK ORANGE 76MM STEEL S	0
	148691 Brady Corporation	TAGLOCK OVERSIZED CIRCT BRKR LO	0
	122258 Brady Corporation	PROLOCK OPERATING TOOL, GRN	0
	LK627E Brady Corporation	PRINZING STANDARD LOCKOUT BELT P	0
	CPT-BRN-25PL-KD Brady Corporation	COMP NYLON LOCK BRN 25MM PLASTIC	0
	LKX-TKLBOX Brady Corporation	PRINZING COMPONENT - LKX-TKLBOX	0
	122057 Brady Corporation	5S RED TAG STN W CLPBRD AND 4X7	0

Lockouts, Padlocks

1. Overview

Labels, signs, barriers, lockouts, and padlocks are critical components of safety and operational systems in industrial, commercial, and public infrastructure. These devices ensure compliance with safety regulations, prevent unauthorized access, and mitigate risks in hazardous environments. Modern applications emphasize durability, visibility, and integration with digital systems to enhance workplace safety and efficiency.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

Type	Functional Features	Application Examples
Labels	Persistent identification via text/graphics; resistant to environmental factors	Equipment tags, chemical hazard labels
Signs	Visual communication of warnings/instructions; reflective/illuminated options	Emergency exit signs, traffic control
Barriers	Physical obstruction with modular assembly; impact-resistant materials	Construction site fencing, crowd control
Lockouts	Energy isolation mechanisms; standardized tagging protocols	Machinery maintenance systems
Padlocks	Key/hex-coded locking; tamper-proof designs	Storage cabinets, utility boxes

3. Structure and Components

Typical configurations include:

Labels: Substrate (vinyl/polyester) + adhesive layer + protective overlaminate
Signs: Aluminum/steel core + retro-reflective sheeting + UV-resistant coating
Barriers: Steel/aluminum posts + high-density polyethylene panels + base weights
Lockouts: Durable polymer body + integrated lock slots + identification tags
Padlocks: Brass/copper alloy housing + boron steel shackle + dual-ball bearing mechanism

4. Key Technical Specifications

Parameter	Importance
Material durability (UV/weather resistance: 5-10 years)	Ensures long-term visibility in harsh conditions
Lock class (Master Lock 6125: 1.5cm shackle diameter)	Determines security level against drilling/tampering
Load capacity (Barriers: 200-500 kg/m )	Guarantees structural integrity under impact
Chemical resistance (Labels: ASTM D5264 compliance)	Maintains adhesion in corrosive environments
OSHA/ISO certification	Meets regulatory requirements for industrial safety

5. Application Fields

Primary sectors include:

Manufacturing: CNC machine lockout systems
Energy: Electrical panel labeling and valve blocking
Transportation: Highway work zone barriers and signage
Healthcare: Biohazard material storage locks
Construction: Scaffolding access control barriers

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

Manufacturer	Representative Products
3M	Scotchlite Reflective Labels Series 78XX
Master Lock	Lockout Station 161-RED-KEY
Panduit	Ultra-High Performance Labels PK2T-WH
Wilkinson Star	Modular Safety Barrier System MBS-8
Brady Corporation	LOCKOUT TAGOUT SOLUTIONS 1460 Series

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations:

Environmental factors (temperature range: -40 F to 250 F)
Compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 standards
Customization options (barcode/RFID integration)
Service life vs. cost analysis (e.g., vinyl labels: $0.50/unit vs. metal signs: $15/unit)
User accessibility (keyed-alike vs. unique key systems)

8. Industry Trends

Current developments focus on:

Smart labels with NFC/QR code traceability
Self-illuminating photoluminescent signage
Multi-lockout stations with digital verification
Recyclable polymer barrier materials
AI-powered visual recognition for compliance monitoring