The Paprsky 45-Piece Lockout Tagout Kit is a complete, portable hazardous-energy isolation solution designed for maintenance, repair, and servicing operations across industrial worksites. It brings together essential LOTO equipment in one organized kit bag, helping workers quickly secure electrical breakers, switches, and energy-control points before work begins.The kit includes 10 dielectric padlocks for individual worker control, five lockout hasps for group lockout procedures, 15 danger tags for clear hazard communication, and a broad range of circuit-breaker lockout devices. With Grip Tight lockouts, large and miniature circuit-breaker lockouts, pin-in and pin-out breaker lockouts, and switch lockout devices, the PS‑LOTO‑KIT‑17‑45 helps teams apply a controlled isolation process across varied electrical equipment. It can also be supplied in a wall-mounted or portable lockout-station configuration as required.
Key Features
- Complete Electrical Lockout Coverage: Includes multiple breaker-lockout styles for miniature, standard, pin-in, pin-out, wide pin-out, and switch-controlled circuits.
- Multi-Worker Isolation Support: Ten dielectric padlocks and five lockout hasps support individual accountability and group maintenance procedures.
- Clear Hazard Communication: Fifteen danger tags provide highly visible warnings at lockout points during maintenance and repair work.
- Portable, Ready-to-Deploy Design: The organized kit bag keeps essential LOTO equipment together for fast deployment at worksites.
Applications
- Locking out miniature, standard, pin-in, pin-out, and switch-type circuit breakers.
- Supporting maintenance and repair activities on electrical panels, machinery, and control equipment.
- Enabling group lockout procedures where multiple workers service the same equipment.
- Equipping maintenance teams, workshops, plants, and service crews with a portable LOTO solution.
Paprsky puts essential LOTO control in one ready-to-use kit, helping teams isolate energy sources quickly and work with greater safety.
