Name: Nylon Lockout Padlocks
Brand: Brady®
SKU: 123356
Price: 122.99 USD
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Nylon Padlocks from Brady® have nonconductive fiberglass-reinforced nylon bodies and unique key cylinders that prevent electricity from traveling from the shackle to the key.

Padlocks feature lightweight, nonconductive fiberglass-reinforced nylon bodies, hardened steel shackles and tamper-resistant 6-pin cylinders
These lightweight padlocks comply with all OSHA requirements and offer superior temperature, chemical and corrosion resistance
Non-conductive nylon padlocks are a safer alternative to metal locks for lockout applications

Nylon Padlock Size Comparison Guide

A = Body size, B = Shackle Height, C = Shackle Diameter

	Compact Padlocks	Standard Padlocks
A. Body (HxW)	1.4 x 1.2 in. (35.6 x 30.5 mm)	1.75 x 1.50 in. (44.5 x 38.1 mm)
B. Shackle Clearance	1.00 in. (25.4 mm)	1.50 in. (38.1 mm)
C. Shackle Diameter	0.17 in. (4.3 mm)	0.25 in. (6.4 mm)

Lockout Padlocks: When and why to use keyed alike or keyed different

Keyed alike lockout padlocks allow one key to open multiple locks. Keyed different lockout padlocks have their own unique key, with the option of master keys or grandmaster keys. Brady can help you select the right keying scheme for your LOTO procedure.

Below you’ll find the basic guidelines for choosing keyed alike or keyed different lockout padlocks:

Keyed different

When to use keyed different padlocks:

Larger teams are involved in the lockout procedure, like group lockout, and will take responsibility for their own equipment
As a personal lock assigned to authorized personnel
Lockout devices with holes for multiple locks, such as hasps, are in use
Where they can be checked out on a lock board (usually when one person works on one piece of equipment)

Why they’re beneficial:

Every lock has its own key
Losing a key doesn’t mean loss of control over other locks
No key duplication when multiple maintenance personnel need to lock out equipment

Keyed alike

When to use keyed alike padlocks:

Keyed alike lockout padlocks are best suited when a maintenance individual is responsible for machines with multiple isolation points

Why they’re beneficial:

Helps to streamline key management
Fewer keys to track and keep on a keyring
Makes it easier to find the right key

Red exclamation point Compliance reminder! If used improperly through sharing, keyed alike lockout padlocks can be less secure than their keyed different counterparts. Keyed alike locks should never be split among multiple employees because it violates OSHA’s "one person, one lock, one key” guidance. So in this case, a more appropriate mantra would be “one person, one unique key code.”