Page 178 - Hartac Flip Catalogue 2014
P. 178

WHAt Is LoCKoUt?


                                               •  Lockout/tagout (LOTO) is an important safety procedure that involves shutting off the power to
                                                 industrial machines or equipment during maintenance or repair. Used properly in conjunction with
                                                 a well-planned lockout and permit to work process, the safety padlock helps ensure that employees
                                                 will not inadvertently activate a piece of equipment while someone else is working on it.
                                               •  1 employee - 1 padlock - 1 key, this means all employees carry a unique key and no one else’s key
                                                 can open another colleague’s safety padlock.
                                               •  Padlocks are available in registered and non-registered key configurations.

                                                          NON REGISTERED                    REGISTERED
                                                Recommended for small - medium end users.  Recommended for large end users or end users with a concern
                                                                                about key code duplications.
                                                Orders will be supplied with randomly picked padlocks from
                                                the 108,000 key codes available.  Orders will be registered with the Master Lock Oracle Key
                                                                                Charting System and will be assigned key codes to avoid the
                                                Note: Duplications may occur in subsequent orders.  DANGER of key duplications.
                                                Ordering Process: No Special Ordering Requirements.  Stock: Ex manufacturer 3-4 week lead time.

          KeYInG oPtIons
      Lockout Tagout  •  Keyed Alike (KA) - This option is
              •  Keyed To Differ (KD) – Each lock is
                 opened by its own unique key that
                 does not open any other lock in the set.

                 available when a group of padlocks
                 need to all be keyed to one same key
                 number.
              •  Master Keyed (MK) – In a Master
                 Keyed System, a master key opens
                 all the locks in the system although
                 each lock has its own unique key. This
                 permits overriding master key systems
                 along departmental or other functional
                 lines, to allow supervisory access.


          sAFetY LoCKoUt PAdLoCK MAIntenAnCe


                                                     •  Over time, dust, particles and chemicals in the air settle on and in the padlock. They can
              1 Apply dry   2 Apply dry                create friction inside the precision locking and keying components and impede opening
              lubricant to   lubricant to              and closing of the padlock.
              shackle heel  shackle toe
                                                     •  Annual cleaning is recommended and in particularly dusty or corrosive environments, this
                                                       should be done every three months.
                                                     •  To clean the padlock, use pressurized air to blow out dust.
                                                     •  Apply a greaseless “DRY” lubricant such as Selley’s Eze-Glide.
                          3 Apply dry                •  A very light spray of lubricant is recommended. Do not apply a heavy coat. Less is better.
                          lubricant to keyway
                                                       Insert key, open and close padlock several times to distribute lubricant. Wipe excess off
                                                       key.
                Average number of times   Dry Lubricant Application Schedule  •  NEVER use an oil or dry graphite lubricant. Oil attracts dust. Oil can also interfere with
                   opened per day  (Normal Environment)  the movement of the pins in the locking mechanism. Graphite is often applied in excess,
                     1 to 50          Once per year    which then interferes with part movement. ONLY use a ‘dry’ lubricant for best results.
                    51 to 100         Twice per year  •  Regular cleaning and lubrication of your safety padlock will ensure years of long life.


          CUstoM enGrAVInG/PrInted LABeLs oPtIons AVAILABLe


              •  Specific Custom engraving/labelling can be done on padlocks & key tags upon request.
              •  Engravings can be done on all 4 sides on certain padlocks.
              •  Options of stickers, traffolyte or direct engraving on padlocks is available.

















  178                   W: www.hartac.com.au        Free call within Australia  1800 427 822                                                               Free call within Australia  1800 427 822  W: www.hartac.com.au
                                                                                                                                                                               +61 8 9373 3700
                                                                                                                                                                                                    E: sales@hartac.com.au
                                                    International enquiries
                         E: sales@hartac.com.au
                                                                        +61 8 9373 3700
                                                                                                                                                           International enquiries
   173   174   175   176   177   178   179   180   181   182   183