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Brady: Twist and Secure push button and e-stop safety covers

Secure access to button controls with clear covers

Brady: Twist and Secure push button and e-stop safety covers
By 24/7 Staff 
April 23, 2015

Now offered in clear material, Twist and Secure push button and e-stop safety covers by Brady temporarily prevent access to machine start and engaged emergency stop buttons for production and facility utility operating equipment.

With an unobtrusive low profile, the covers include a permanently mounted base and removable cover. The bases require a simple, one-time installation that then allows workers to easily twist a safety cover into place.

Offered in four cover/base combinations, the devices fit standard 16-, 22- and 30-millimeter push-button stem diameters on control panels.

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