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Brady Nylon Lockout Padlock Red 1 1/2 in Keyed Different 6 Pack
Six keyed-different nylon padlocks with steel shackles for lockout procedures
- Keyed-different cylinders give each padlock a unique code
- Nylon body resists corrosion and electrical conduction
- Steel shackle withstands cutting and prying attempts
- Compact 1 1/2 in width fits tight lockout points
- Six-pack supplies multiple energy-isolation points at once
Brady Nylon Lockout Padlock Red 1 1/2 in Keyed
This six-pack supplies six nylon-bodied padlocks with steel shackles for lockout-tagout procedures. Each lock is keyed differently so individual workers retain unique control. The thermoplastic coating resists chemicals and non-conductive body suits electrical isolation tasks. Red colour coding supports quick visual identification on site.
Suited for maintenance teams needing multiple
Ideal for facilities where each authorised person must hold a distinct key to prevent accidental re-energisation. Not suitable for applications requiring master-keyed sets or keyed-alike convenience. Buyers who need a single key across several locks should look elsewhere.
Includes six padlocks with integrated danger headers
Each unit arrives with a permanently attached danger label on the lock body. The non-removable key design prevents the key from being left in the open shackle. No additional keys, tags or lockout hasps are supplied in the pack.
Highlights
- Keyed-different cylinders give each padlock a unique code
- Nylon body resists corrosion and electrical conduction
- Steel shackle withstands cutting and prying attempts
- Compact 1 1/2 in width fits tight lockout points
- Six-pack supplies multiple energy-isolation points at once
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 1/4 in shackle diameter fit through the 13/16 in clearance on my existing hasp?
Yes, the 1/4 in steel shackle passes through the 13/16 in horizontal and vertical clearances on standard lockout hasps.
Can I use one master key to open all six red nylon padlocks in the pack?
No, each padlock is keyed different so every lock requires its own unique key; no single key operates more than one unit.
How do I confirm the non-removable key feature is engaged after locking?
Turn the key to lock the shackle, then attempt to pull the key out while the shackle remains closed — the key will stay trapped in the cylinder.
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