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Creative Safety Supply launches new Lockout/Tagout product line

Close specific gaps that lead to incidents and citations

By Work Safety 24/7 Staff 
July 24, 2026

Creative Safety Supply, a provider of workplace safety and compliance products, this week announced the launch of its new Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) product line

It is designed to provide complete physical lockouts for industrial and manufacturing environments.

The new product line is intended to help facilities meet OSHA's hazardous energy control standard (29 CFR §1910.147), one of the agency's most-frequently cited violations year after year.

Valve & electrical lockout tools to control hazardous energy

Lockout/Tagout failures remain a persistent risk across manufacturing, chemical processing, and industrial maintenance environments.

Improperly-isolated machinery, pipelines, and electrical panels can lead to serious injury when equipment is unexpectedly re-energized during servicing.

Creative Safety Supply's new line is built to close the specific gaps that most often lead to incidents and citations: unmarked or shared keys, unsecured group lockouts, and inconsistent isolation of electrical, pneumatic, and fluid energy sources.

The expanded line includes:

  • Steel and nylon shackle padlocks (keyed-different and keyed-alike options) for individual and multi-point lockout accountability
  • Steel and nylon lockout hasps, accommodating up to six padlocks for group lockout procedures
  • Portable group lock boxes, holding up to 13 padlocks on the lid and 40 in storage, for large-scale shift changes and multi-crew jobs
  • Valve lockout devices, including quarter-turn ball valve, gate valve, and adjustable ball valve lockouts for fluid and gas isolation
  • Circuit breaker lockouts, rated for 120–277V, 480–600V, and universal applications, to prevent accidental re-energization during electrical work
  • Wall-mounted lockout stations, holding up to 40 padlocks with dedicated tag and hasp storage
  • Portable lockout kits, including a waist pouch and carrying-bag kits for electrical and valve isolation

"Hazardous energy control remains one of the most persistent risks in industrial workplaces, and enforcement has only intensified in recent years," said Kirk Jensen, Product Development Manager at Creative Safety Supply. "We've always helped facilities manage the visual side of energy control with labels and signage. Adding physical lockout/tagout devices was the logical next step. Our customers wanted a single, trusted partner for complete safety solutions, and this new line delivers exactly that."

Each product is designed to support the full lockout/tagout process - identifying energy sources, isolating them, applying locks and tags, and verifying isolation before work begins - the core steps OSHA outlines for compliant hazardous energy control programs.

 

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