Zing Bars
Zing Bars 7293 Forklift Lockout Yellow
Polyethylene forklift lockout in yellow accepts three padlocks and meets OSHA 1910.147
- OSHA 1910.147 compliant lockout for forklift safety
- Bright yellow polyethylene body ensures high visibility on site
- Neck ring fits 2 3/16 in diameter for secure attachment
- Accepts up to three padlocks with 9/16 in shackles
Forklift Lockout for OSHA 1910.147 Compliance
The Zing 7293 Forklift Lockout is a polyethylene barrier designed to isolate forklift controls during maintenance or service. Its yellow colour provides clear visual identification in industrial settings. The device includes an instruction label and accepts up to three padlocks with shackles up to 9/16 in diameter. It supports OSHA 1910.147 lockout/tagout procedures for authorised personnel.
Durable Polyethylene Construction for Industrial Use
The polyethylene body resists chemicals, moisture and impact common in warehouse and factory environments. No moving parts or electronics mean silent operation and zero power draw. The 2 3/16 in neck ring fits standard forklift control points without modification. This lockout is not suited for buyers who need electrical isolation or valve lockout devices.
Highlights
- OSHA 1910.147 compliant lockout for forklift safety
- Bright yellow polyethylene body ensures high visibility on site
- Neck ring fits 2 3/16 in diameter for secure attachment
- Accepts up to three padlocks with 9/16 in shackles
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Zing Bars 7293 lockout on a forklift and what step is often missed?
Slide the polyethylene lockout over the forklift control lever until the 2 3/16 in neck ring seats fully, then insert up to three padlocks through the shackle holes with shackles no larger than 9/16 in. The step often missed is attaching the included instruction label so the lockout purpose is visible to every operator.
What maintenance or replacement will the Zing Bars 7293 lockout need over time?
Inspect the yellow polyethylene body regularly for cracks, UV brittleness or deformation that would prevent the neck ring from seating or the padlock holes from aligning. Replace the unit immediately if any damage is found, and replace the instruction label if it becomes illegible to maintain OSHA 1910.147 compliance.
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