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Los candados de bloqueo premium de TRADESAFE están garantizados para ser duraderos, resistentes a la corrosión y, lo que es más importante, cumplen con el estándar OSHA 1919.147. Estos no son los candados ordinarios de una ferretería. Están especialmente diseñados para aplicaciones de bloqueo y etiquetado y están hechos para soportar las demandas de las instalaciones industriales.

Ofrecemos cerraduras con llaves iguales y con llaves diferentes. Nuestras cerraduras también vienen con una o dos llaves para cada una. Todas las llaves están grabadas con un conjunto de números que coinciden con los números de su cerradura correspondiente. Las cerraduras también tienen una función de retención de llaves, lo que significa que no liberarán sus llaves hasta que estén bien cerradas. Esto ayuda a proporcionar un nivel adicional de seguridad y protección.

Estos candados son muy versátiles y se pueden utilizar de diversas formas. Debido a su construcción resistente, pueden soportar un uso intenso y regular. Estos candados de bloqueo se incluyen en el kit de bloqueo y etiquetado y, por lo general, se usan con las etiquetas de bloqueo adecuadas.
Frequently Asked Questions

What are lockout padlocks used for in lockout tagout procedures?

Lockout padlocks are used in lockout tagout procedures to secure energy-isolating devices in the off position during equipment servicing, maintenance, and repair. These LOTO padlocks prevent machines from being restarted while work is in progress, helping protect workers from hazardous energy. By keeping equipment safely de-energized until authorized personnel remove their locks, lockout padlocks are a critical component of industrial safety and hazardous energy control programs.

What is the difference between LOTO padlocks and standard padlocks?

The difference between LOTO padlocks and standard padlocks lies in their purpose and design. LOTO padlocks are specifically engineered for lockout tagout safety procedures and hazardous energy control in industrial workplaces. They often feature high-visibility colors, lightweight non-conductive materials, and identification labels for authorized workers. Standard padlocks are general-purpose security devices and are not designed to support industrial lockout tagout safety programs.

When should safety lockout padlocks be used in industrial workplaces?

Safety lockout padlocks should be used whenever machines or equipment must be isolated from energy sources during servicing, maintenance, cleaning, or repair activities. In industrial workplaces, they are applied as part of lockout tagout procedures to secure energy-isolating devices and prevent equipment from being accidentally restarted. Using LOTO padlocks ensures maintenance personnel can safely perform their work without exposure to hazardous energy.

What features should a reliable LOTO safety padlock have?

A reliable LOTO safety padlock should be designed for durability, visibility, and consistent performance in industrial environments. Important features include corrosion-resistant materials, durable construction, and high-visibility safety colors for quick lockout point identification. Industrial lockout padlocks should also support keying systems such as keyed alike or keyed different options, allowing safety managers to organize lockout procedures for individual workers, maintenance teams, or departments.

Why is a lockout tagout safety padlock important for OSHA compliance?

A lockout tagout safety padlock is important for OSHA compliance because it helps enforce hazardous energy control procedures required under OSHA Standard 1910.147. These padlocks secure energy-isolating devices during equipment servicing and maintenance, ensuring machines remain safely de-energized until authorized employees remove their locks. Using dedicated LOTO padlocks helps facilities maintain proper lockout procedures and protect workers from unexpected equipment start-up.
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Do lockout locks have to be red?

OSHA has authorized 8 different standard colors for a visual reminder system, each with its own meaning. It includes Black, Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, Red, Teal, Yellow. But, usually, lockout locks are “red” because it indicates danger, a hazard that could cause serious injury or death.
What type of lock is used for a lockout procedure?

During a lockout tagout procedure, safety padlocks built particularly for lockout tagout are required. Meaning, these locks must be distinguished from ordinary locks, used solely for lockout reasons, and always identify the person who applied the lock.

Lockout padlocks should ideally be key-retaining to guarantee that the padlock is fastened and locked before the key is withdrawn. A lightweight, non-conductive type that may be easily adjusted for your facility is a good choice for a safety padlock.
How do you choose the right safety lockout padlock?

There are several factors to consider in choosing the best lockout padlocks for every workplace. Some of these factors are:

  • Padlock Body Material – Steel, Aluminum, Non-conductive Material, Composite Material
  • Keying Options – Keyed Alike, Keyed Alike Unlimited, Keyed Differently, Master Keyed, Grand Master Keyed
  • Padlock Identification – Color-coding, Engraving, Lock labels
  • Padlock Shackle Material – Cable Shackle, Nylon, Hard Steel, Aluminum
What is the difference between keyed alike and keyed different?

Keyed alike padlocks have the same key that can be used to open all padlocks from the same set. This type of lock is commonly used by maintenance personnel in charge of several machines or isolation points. With fewer keys on the keyring, it is easier to identify and use the right one.

Meanwhile, keyed different padlocks have different keys for each lock. It’s the ideal lockout solution if an employee commonly applies a single lock. It also ensures no risk of key duplication when numerous maintenance employees need to access the same piece of equipment.
How to properly label safety lockout locks?

Properly label safety lockout locks by engraving or using lock labels. The label should include the name or photo of the authorized person who owns the lock. More importantly, if you’re using lock labels, make sure to use a pen with permanent ink.