Category Archives: MASTER LOCK

BRAND: MASTER LOCK MODEL NO: 493B Fits standard height and tie-bar toggles typically found on 120 and 240 volt breakers Innovative patented Grip Tight™ design effectively locks out circuit breakers Adjust to breaker with simple thumb turn and then close … Continue reading →

BRAND: MASTER LOCK MODEL NO: 491B Fits wide or tall breaker toggles typically found on hi-voltage/hi-amperage breakers Innovative patented Grip Tight™ design effectively locks out circuit breakers Adjust to breaker with simple thumb turn and then close clamping handle for … Continue reading →

BRAND: MASTER LOCK MODEL NO: 421 Lockout by multiple workers at each lockout point Keeps equipment inoperative while repairs or adjustments are made Control cannot be turned on until last worker’s padlock is removed from hasp Heavy gauge steel jaw … Continue reading →

BRAND: MASTER LOCK MODEL NO: 420 Lockout by multiple workers at each lockout point Keeps equipment inoperative while repairs or adjustments are made Control cannot be turned on until last worker’s padlock is removed from hasp Heavy gauge steel jaw … Continue reading →

BRAND: MASTER LOCK MODEL NO: 6835 1-9/16″ (40mm) wide red aluminum body, 1/4″ (6mm) shackle w/1-1/16″ (2.7cm) clearance Baked on powder-coated finish stays bright Ideal for corrosive and tough environments High visibility color plus high security Keyed different 5-pin tumbler … Continue reading →

BRAND: MASTER LOCK MODEL NO: S31 3/16″ (4.76mm) diameter shackle fits more applications Marine grade 316 stainless steel shackle provides superior corrosion resistance 1-3/8″ (35mm) wide 1-7/8″ (48mm) tall Zenex™ red body, shackle with 1-1/2″ (38mm) high clearance Patented design … Continue reading →

BRAND: MASTER LOCK MODEL NO: 410 1-1/2″ (3.8cm) wide 1-3/4″ (4.4cm) tall Zenex™ red body, shackle w/1-1/2″ (3.8cm) clearance Designed exclusively for Lockout/Tagout applications Durable, lightweight, non-conductive Zenex™ lock body Customize on-site with permanent, write-on labels Compliance with OSHA ”one employee, one … Continue reading →