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Unsecured valves in a high-pressure environment create a significant risk of accidental energisation during maintenance. This ball valve lockout device provides a physical barrier that prevents handles from being turn...
Description and applications
Unsecured valves in a high-pressure environment create a significant risk of accidental energisation during maintenance. This ball valve lockout device provides a physical barrier that prevents handles from being turned, making it an essential component for lockout tagout procedures in chemical plants, refineries, and heavy industrial workshops where large-bore piping is common.
By fitting securely over the valve handle, the device ensures that the energy source remains isolated while technicians work downstream. This prevents the accidental release of liquids or gases, which reduces the risk of injury to the operator and surrounding crew. It is designed for quick application, allowing site supervisors to implement safety protocols without needing complex tools, ensuring that the isolation is visible and cannot be bypassed without the correct key and padlock.
The device is specifically engineered to fit pipe sizes ranging from 50.8mm to 203.2mm in diameter. This range allows it to be used across various sections of a facility's piping infrastructure. It is a necessary addition for site managers overseeing hazardous energy control.
Features
- Fits pipe diameters from 50.8mm to 203.2mm
- Designed for ball valve isolation
- Physically restrains hazardous energy sources
- Used as part of a lockout tagout safety procedure
Specifications
| Pipe Size Range | 50.8mm, 203.2mm Diameter |
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