Lockout Hasps
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EP-8318
●This Steel Hasp features a 2-1/4in (50mm) x 3in (71mm) x 1in (25mm) inside jaw diameter and holds up to two padlocks. The 4mm steel hasp fits smaller lockout points.●4mm Steel Hasp.●4mm steel hasp fits smaller lockout points.●Steel shackle, plastic body.●Dimensions are 2-1/4in (50mm) x 3in (71mm) x 1in (25mm) inside jaw diameter.●Holds up to 2 safety padlocks.● Accepts Shackle Diameter up to 9/32in (7mm).
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EP-8313B
●Body and jaw in spark proof nylon construction,●with light weight only 28g, but can be withstand 450g●Flexible scalability better, a lock beam bending 360 degrees without deformation●Lockout by multiple workers at each lockout point●Keeps equipment inoperative while repairs or adjustments are made●Dimensions are 1-5/8" x 6-7/8" (4.1cm x 17.4cm) with 1" x 2-1/2" (2.5cmx6.3cm) inside jaw diameter,holds up to 6•Ideal for electrical isolation
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EP-8313C
●Body and jaw in spark proof nylon construction,●with light weight only 28g, but can be withstand 450g●Flexible scalability better, a lock beam bending 360 degrees without deformation●Lockout by multiple workers at each lockout point●Keeps equipment inoperative while repairs or adjustments are made●Dimensions are 1-5/8" x 6-7/8" (4.1cm x 17.4cm) with 1" x 2-1/2" (2.5cmx6.3cm) inside jaw diameter,holds up to 6•Ideal for electrical isolation
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EP-8313D
●Body and jaw in spark proof nylon construction,●with light weight only 28g, but can be withstand 450g●Flexible scalability better, a lock beam bending 360 degrees without deformation●Lockout by multiple workers at each lockout point●Keeps equipment inoperative while repairs or adjustments are made●Dimensions are 1-5/8" x 6-7/8" (4.1cm x 17.4cm) with 1" x 2-1/2" (2.5cmx6.3cm) inside jaw diameter,holds up to 6•Ideal for electrical isolation
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PRODUCT ADVANTAGES
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Unique Keycodes
Each padlock is engraved with a unique keycode on the padlock key and the bottom face of the lock body, thus making it a breeze to record the distribution of locks in your facility.
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Key-Retaining Cylinder
Each padlock comes with a key-retaining brass cylinder, which means the key can only be removed when the padlock is locked, providing added safety and helping to limit lost keys. Plus, 2 keys are included with each padlock.
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Resists Tough Environments
Our unibody nylon lockout padlocks can effectively isolate hazardous electricity and withstand even the most demanding environment, helping you to create the safest possible workplace for your employees.
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Different Keying Options
When keyed different, each padlock can only be opened with its own unique key, allowing only authorized individuals access to their respective padlocks. When keyed alike, you benefit from same-key convenience.
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Standardized Options
Padlock options are customizable by shape, size, & color to maintain an efficient work environment. Brady provides you with 5 colors to easily identify different departments, shifts or contractors.
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Versatile Labels
Each padlock includes danger warning labels in English, French, and Spanish, plus additional write-on labels to include specific instructions to efficiently communicate with your workforce.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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1.What is a Lockout Hasp?
-A lockout hasp is a critical safety device designed to secure energy - isolating mechanisms during lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures. It typically features a durable, adjustable body with multiple slots or holes that allow attaching multiple padlocks simultaneously—ideal for group lockout scenarios where multiple workers need to secure a single energy source. Constructed from materials like aluminum, steel, or non - conductive polymers, lockout hasps create a physical barrier to prevent unauthorized equipment operation. They fit over handles, switches, or valves, ensuring compliance with safety standards like OSHA 1910.147 by locking out machinery during maintenance, repair, or inspection.
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2. What Are the Different Types of Lockout Hasps?
+Lockout hasps vary by design and material to suit specific industrial needs:
Standard Aluminum Hasps: Lightweight, corrosion - resistant, and suitable for general industrial use. Ideal for non - electrical environments where moderate strength is required.
Non - Conductive Hasps: Made from high - impact polypropylene or nylon, these eliminate electrical conductivity risks, making them essential for electrical panel lockout or applications near live circuits.
Heavy - Duty Steel Hasps: Built for harsh environments (e.g., chemical plants, offshore rigs), offering maximum durability and resistance to extreme temperatures, moisture, and mechanical stress.
Adjustable Jaw Hasps: Feature expandable/contractible jaws to fit irregularly shaped equipment, such as large valve handles or odd - sized switches, ensuring versatile compatibility. -
3. How Do I Choose the Right Lockout Hasp for My Application?
+Selecting the correct hasp involves assessing three key factors:
Environment & Hazards:
Use non - conductive hasps for electrical work to avoid shock risks.
Opt for stainless steel or coated hasps in wet, salty, or corrosive environments.
Equipment Compatibility:
Measure the diameter of handles/switches and check the hasp’s jaw opening width and slot spacing to ensure a secure fit.
For multi - worker lockouts, choose hasps with enough padlock slots (e.g., 2 - 10+ slots depending on team size).
Compliance Standards:
Verify certification to OSHA, ANSI, or ISO 45001 to ensure legal and safety compliance. -
4. Where Are Lockout Hasps Commonly Used?
+Lockout hasps are essential across industries to secure energy sources:
Manufacturing: On conveyor belts, presses, and assembly lines during maintenance.
Utilities: For circuit breakers, transformers, and electrical panels in power plants or substations.
Chemicals & Petrochemicals: On valves, pumps, and reactors to prevent accidental startup during shutdowns.
Construction: On heavy machinery (e.g., excavators, cranes) to lock out ignition switches or control panels.
Facilities Management: For HVAC systems, boilers, or water pumps during servicing. -
5. How Do I Install a Lockout Hasp?
+Installation follows these simple steps:
Isolate Energy: Turn off equipment and disconnect power/fluid sources per LOTO procedures.
Position the Hasp: Align the hasp over the target mechanism (e.g., a switch handle or valve wheel).
Secure the Hasp: Use the built - in clamp, screws, or straps to fasten it firmly to the equipment.
Add Padlocks: Insert each worker’s padlock through the hasp slots, ensuring all locks engage fully.
Tag the Hasp: Attach a lockout tag with the worker’s name, date, and reason for lockout. -
6. How Do I Maintain a Lockout Hasp?
+Regular maintenance ensures reliability and safety:
Inspect Monthly: Check for cracks, corrosion, or loose parts—replace damaged hasps immediately.
Clean Debris: Wipe down non - conductive hasps with a dry cloth; use mild detergent for metal hasps (avoid abrasive tools).
Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply silicone spray to adjustable jaws or sliding components to prevent sticking.
Store Properly: Keep hasps in dry, dust - free areas away from direct sunlight to extend material lifespan. -
7. Are Lockout Hasps OSHA - Compliant?
+Yes, when used correctly. OSHA’s LOTO standard (1910.147) requires that lockout devices:
Be standardized in color, shape, or size for easy identification.
Prevent accidental removal until all authorized workers remove their padlocks.
Have multiple lock slots for group lockouts.Always choose hasps labeled with OSHA - compliant or ANSI Z244.1 certification to meet regulatory requirements. -
8. Can Lockout Hasps Be Used with Other LOTO Devices?
+Absolutely—they complement other safety equipment:
Valve Lockouts: Use a hasp to secure a valve lock’s handle when multiple workers need access.
Circuit Breaker Locks: Attach a hasp to a breaker lock to accommodate team padlocks during shared lockouts.
Cable Lockouts: Combine with cable hasps for securing large - scale machinery with dispersed energy sources.This versatility makes them a core component of any comprehensive LOTO program. -
9. Where Can I Buy Lockout Hasps?
+Purchase from reputable industrial safety suppliers:
Online Retailers: Platforms like Grainger, SafetyGlobe, or Amazon offer wide selections with customer reviews.
Specialized Distributors: Companies like Brady, Master Lock, or Duralabel focus on LOTO solutions, ensuring certified products.
Direct from Manufacturers: For bulk orders or custom designs (e.g., branded hasps for enterprise fleets). -
10. How Much Do Lockout Hasps Cost?
+Prices range from
10to50+ depending on:
Material: Non - conductive or steel hasps are pricier than basic aluminum models.
Features: Hasps with more padlock slots (e.g., 6 - slot vs. 2 - slot) or adjustable jaws cost more.
Brand & Certification: Premium brands with OSHA/ANSI compliance may have higher price points. Buying in bulk often qualifies for discounts, making them cost - effective for industrial fleets.