Valve Lockout

Valve lockout devices enable the secure handling of different types of valves, preventing actuation of equipment. Such lockout capability is crucial for the safe inspection and maintenance operations in all industrial settings. Cable lockout products are suitable for lockout of traditional valves as well as complicated / group apparatus - available in standard and custom lengths. We also offer products designed for particular configurations - including quarter-turn ball valves, 3,4,5-way valves, gate valves, and butterfly valves. We also offer 1m length aluminium / steel car seals for single-use lockout of safety valves.

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CB01 Cable Lockout

From £50.00
Valve lockout device with 4mm or 6mm cable
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CB03 Cable Lockout

From £42.50
Cable valve lockout device with 4mm diameter insulated wire
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Clamshell Gate Valve Lockouts

From £40.00
Clamshell lockout for gate valves, available in 6 sizes
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2.5mm diameter x 60cm Car Seal, Blue

From £34.50
Flexible car seal for valve lockout, with 60cm cable
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3.25mm x 1metre Car Seals, Green

From £110.00
Green 'open' car seal with 1m length cable for valve lockout
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3.25mm x 1metre Car Seals, Red

From £110.00
Red 'closed' car seal with 1m length cable for valve lockout
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Ball Valve Lockout

From £27.00
Simple to use ball valve lockout device, available in two sizes
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Universal Valve Lockouts

From £33.00
For lockout of gate, butterfly, quarter-turn & 3, 4, 5-way valves
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6mm Flag Ferrules

From £5.75
Flag sealing ferrules, plain or with customised 2-character marking. Suitable for ComCoP use.
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Sealing Ferrules

From £4.50
Cylindrical ferrules, for use with galvanised wire for sealing meters. Suitable for ComCoP use.
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UniTite 414 Security Seals

From £75.00
Pull-through metal-insert seal with 2mm tail, available in two sizes
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Valve Lockout Connectors

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Ideal lockout solution for industrial valves and connectors
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Valve Lockout Kit (LG06)

From £99.50
Large nylon lockout kit bag with range of valve lockout devices in one kit.

Frequently Asked Questions

 

What is the purpose of a lockout device? 

The purpose of a lockout device is to ensure that machinery or equipment remains inoperative while maintenance or repair work is being carried out. It prevents the accidental release of hazardous energy, safeguarding workers from potential injuries.

What is a valve lockout device?

A valve lockout is a safety device designed to prevent unauthorised access or accidental operation of valves. It ensures that energy sources are securely isolated during maintenance work, thereby protecting workers from potential hazards. In the case of valves in particular, a lockout device can ensure that valves are securely locked in the open or closed position. This feature is essential for maintaining safety and preventing unauthorised or accidental operation of the valve.

What is the function of the valve lock?

The function of the valve lock is to securely hold a valve in a set position, either open or closed, to prevent unauthorised or accidental changes to its status. This is crucial for maintaining safety during maintenance activities and ensuring that the valve cannot be operated until it is safe to do so.