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Brady T220 Lockout Hasp 6 Lock 5 In Yellow
Scissor-action steel lockout hasp accepts six padlocks for group lockout procedures
- Accommodates up to six padlocks for group lockout
- Scissor-action design enables quick single-handed operation
- Epoxy and vinyl coating resists corrosion and wear
- Nonsparking steel construction safe for hazardous environments
- Bright yellow finish provides high-visibility identification
Brady T220 Lockout Hasp 6 Lock 5 In Yellow
The Brady T220 is a scissor-action lockout hasp designed for group lockout procedures. It accepts up to six padlocks so multiple workers can secure a single energy source. The yellow epoxy and vinyl coating provides high visibility and corrosion resistance. Steel construction ensures durability in industrial environments.
Suits teams needing multi-person lockout
The 1-1/2 in closed hasp hole and 5/16 in maximum shackle diameter limit compatibility with larger lock bodies or oversized isolation points. Buyers requiring non-conductive nylon bodies or more than six padlock positions should consider alternative devices. The 5 in overall length may not fit tightly confined switchgear.
Six padlock capacity drives the group lockout
This single specification determines whether the hasp matches your crew size and safety plan. If the isolation point requires more than six locks, this model cannot comply. Verify the 1-1/2 in hole and 5/16 in shackle clearance against your existing padlocks before purchase.
Highlights
- Accommodates up to six padlocks for group lockout
- Scissor-action design enables quick single-handed operation
- Epoxy and vinyl coating resists corrosion and wear
- Nonsparking steel construction safe for hazardous environments
- Bright yellow finish provides high-visibility identification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 1 1/2 in closed hasp or the 5 in overall length for my lockout points?
The 1 1/2 in closed hasp hole is the opening that fits over the isolation point; the 5 in length is the total reach of the scissor-action arms when fully extended.
What does the six-lock rating mean once the hasp is on a breaker panel?
Up to six padlocks can be inserted through the scissor loops so every authorised worker applies their own lock before energy is restored.
How does the 5/16 in maximum shackle diameter limit the padlocks I can use?
Only padlocks with shackles 5/16 in or thinner will pass through the hasp holes; larger shackles will not fit the six-lock pattern.
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