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Brady: Transparent gate valve lockout device

Device identifies valve leaks and helps ensure facility safety

Brady: Transparent gate valve lockout device
By 24/7 Staff 
May 13, 2016

Newly released, a transparent gate valve lockout by Brady provides visual confirmation of the appropriate secured position, identifies valve leaks and helps ensure facility safety.

The unit prevents exposure to hazardous chemicals, allowing users to check if lock valve handles are in a precise position and quickly draw their attention to valve leakage. It is made of a rugged, injection- molded polypropylene for chemical resistance, and comes in five different sizes.

Capable of handling temperatures from -40°F to 302°F, the lockout accepts shackles up to 3/8-inch in diameter.

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