Cirlock SLH-80 tamper-proof stainless steel lockout hasp

Wednesday, 14 March, 2012 | Supplied by: Cirlock

The Cirlock SLH-80 tamper-proof stainless steel lockout hasp can be used for multiple lockout points on energy sources.

Accommodating up to six padlocks with up to 8 mm shackles, the lockout hasp cannot be pried open. It has a nickel plated finish.

Suitable for use in a range of industrial environments, the lockout hasp has a 5 mm thick and 25 mm wide shackle. The fully opening shackle/body makes the lockout hasp easy to use.

Online: www.cirlock.com.au
Phone: 07 5445 2910

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