Uploaded February 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Valve lockout tools completely cover valve handles to prevent access - simply insert a padlock (not included) to lockout valves. Rugged plastic will not rust, chip, crack, or peel. Each valve lockout device withstands temperatures from -50°F to 360°F. The lockout device colors correspond with ASME (ANSI) A13.1 pipe color code schemes. Blue indicates non-hazardous gas such as Argon. Green indicates valve is locked in open position or contains non-hazardous liquid such as Water. Red indicates valve is locked in the closed position or contains fire quenching material such as Halon. Yellow indicates hazardous gas or liquid such as Propane
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Valve lockout tools completely cover valve handles to prevent access - simply insert a padlock (not included) to lockout valves. Rugged plastic will not rust, chip, crack, or peel. Each valve lockout device withstands temperatures from -50°F to 360°F. The lockout device colors correspond with ASME (ANSI) A13.1 pipe color code schemes. Blue indicates non-hazardous gas such as Argon. Green indicates valve is locked in open position or contains non-hazardous liquid such as Water. Red indicates valve is locked in the closed position or contains fire quenching material such as Halon. Yellow indicates hazardous gas or liquid such as Propane
Learn more about the Brady® Gate Valve Lockout Device at
emedco.com/gate-valve-lock-outs-dk111.html
Subscribe to Emedco YouTube Channel: youtube.com/EmedcoSafety
Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/EmedcoSafety
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