Lockout Device -- Occupational Health & Safety

Master Lock

Lockout Device

The Master Lock Blind Flange Lockout Device protects downstream workers from potential exposure to chemicals, flammable gasses and other hazards. Device secures blind in place, ensuring no unintentional blind removal, until maintenance is complete and workers are safe. And its innovative, adjustable design is compatible with a wide range of pipe, blind and flange sizes. Visit masterlocksafety.com/new-products for more information, or visit booth 1827 at ASSE 2016. Booth 1827

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