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Unmarked energy isolation points create significant hazards during machinery maintenance or electrical repairs. These heavy duty PVC danger tags provide a clear, physical warning system to ensure that hazardous energy...
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Unmarked energy isolation points create significant hazards during machinery maintenance or electrical repairs. These heavy duty PVC danger tags provide a clear, physical warning system to ensure that hazardous energy sources are restrained against use, preventing accidental restarts that could lead to serious injury in a workshop or factory setting.
Integrating these tags into a lockout tagout procedure allows site supervisors and technicians to visually confirm that a piece of equipment is under repair. Because they are blank, they can be customised on-site to specify the authorised person, the date of isolation, and the specific nature of the hazard. This level of detail reduces the risk of a technician mistakenly re-energising a circuit or valve while another worker is still exposed to the machinery. The durable PVC construction ensures the tags remain legible and intact even when exposed to the grease, dust, and moisture common in heavy industrial environments.
These tags are manufactured from heavy duty PVC and measure 80x140mm. They are supplied in a pack of 25.
Features
- Heavy duty PVC construction for industrial durability
- Blank face allows for custom on-site identification
- Designed for lockout tagout safety procedures
- Supplied in packs of 25 tags
- 80x140mm dimensions for high visibility
Specifications
| Size | 80x140mm |
| Material | Heavy Duty PVC Tags |
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