Brady
Brady LC584E Lockout Cabinet 18in H 14in W 9.5in D
Wall-mounted cabinet centralises lockout devices, padlocks and keys at 18in H x 14in W x 9.5in D
- TypeFacility & Worksite Safety
- Organises lockout tools in one central station
- 18 in high cabinet fits worksite safety gear
- 14 in wide design stores padlocks and keys
- 5 in deep unit keeps devices accessible
- Brady brand trusted for facility safety compliance
Brady LC584E Lockout Cabinet
This Brady LC584E lockout cabinet centralises lockout tagout devices, padlocks and keys in a single wall-mounted unit. It measures 18in high, 14in wide and 9.5in deep, providing organised storage for facility and worksite safety programmes. Devices are sold separately so you can configure the cabinet to match your specific lockout requirements.
Replaces scattered lockout storage
The cabinet replaces ad-hoc toolboxes, pegboards or drawers where padlocks and hasps are often misplaced. The jump is worth it when a facility needs a dedicated, visible location that keeps every device accounted for during shift changes or audits. It also supports compliance by making the lockout station a fixed, recognisable point on the shop floor.
Capacity and headroom
The interior comfortably holds multiple padlocks, hasps, valve lockouts and tag stations for a typical maintenance team. It runs out when a large plant requires separate cabinets per zone or when bulky gate valve devices exceed the 9.5in depth. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to chemicals present in the cabinet materials.
Highlights
- Organises lockout tools in one central station
- 18 in high cabinet fits worksite safety gear
- 14 in wide design stores padlocks and keys
- 5 in deep unit keeps devices accessible
- Brady brand trusted for facility safety compliance
Specifications
| Brand | BRADY |
|---|---|
| Type | Facility & Worksite Safety |
Questions about this item
What wall space is required to mount the 18 in high by 14 in wide cabinet?
The unit measures 18 in H × 14 in W × 9.5 in D, so allow at least that footprint plus clearance for the door swing.
How is the cabinet secured to the wall and what step is often missed?
Mount it with suitable fasteners through the back-panel holes; the step often missed is verifying the wall material and using anchors rated for the loaded weight.
What ongoing upkeep does the cabinet need and what parts may need replacing?
Inspect the hinge and latch periodically, lubricate if stiff, and replace any damaged lockout devices stored inside — devices are sold separately.
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