Adjustable Stainless Steel Cable Security Lockout Economic Fish Shaped

Economic Fish-Shaped Adjustable Stainless Steel Cable Security Lockout

Part No.: CB04

Economic Fish-Shaped Cable Lockout

• Lock body: made from ABS, with insulation plastic coated steel cable.
• Accepts up to 6 padlocks for multiple lockout application.
• Cable length and color can be customized.
• Includes high-visibility, re-usable, write-on safety labels. The length of labels can be customized.

Hazardous energy isolation and Lockout/Tagout

National and industry standards

Lockey provides Lockout/Tagout services from the management level, technical level, implementation level, product level and site improvement level, while integrating imported Lockout products from foreign brands and Chinese local export quality international records to meet your budget needs.

National and regional standards of the us, Canada, Europe and Australia:

OSHA 29CFR 1910.147 The control of hazardous energy (Lockout/Tagout).

ANSI z244.1-2003 (R2008)Control of Hazardous energy-lockout /Tagout

CAN/CSA z460-13 Control of Hazardous energy-lockout and Other Methods

EN 1037 Safety of machinery--Prevention of unexpected start-ups

As 4024.1603-2006 safety of machinery-- --prevention of unexpected start-up

Chinese national standards and industry and enterprise standards:

GB/T 19670 safety of machinery against unexpected pneumatics

GB/T 24612.2 safety requirements for electrical equipment application sites

GB5083 general rules for safety and health design of production equipment 5.6.3 prevention of accidental starting

GB6067.1 lifting machinery safety regulations 18.3.2 maintenance procedures

GB 2207 "safety requirements for volumetric air compressors" 5.4.3.2 air compressor maintenance should be...

AQ 3026 safety specifications for equipment maintenance in chemical production units 4.1.3 for equipment maintenance...

AQ3028 chemical production units set restricted space operation safety rules 4.2 safety isolation

Regulations on energy isolation management (trial) formulated by CNPC in 2010