Description

Lockwood 215P Polymer Safety Lockout Padlock – The Non-Conductive Industrial Standard

At Aus Lock and Safe Co, we understand that in high-risk environments like electrical substations or mining sites, a padlock is more than a security device—it’s a life-saving tool. The Lockwood 215P Polymer Safety Lockout Padlock is the definitive choice for Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures. Engineered with a specialized plastic body, this lock is designed to be completely non-conductive, non-sparking, and non-magnetic when paired with its polymer shackle option.

Whether you are isolating a switchboard in Truganina or managing a multi-user lockout in a Victorian manufacturing plant, the 215P ensures that "One Employee, One Padlock, One Key" isn't just a guideline—it's a guaranteed safety protocol.

Body Width 40mm

Body Material High-Performance Reinforced Polymer

Shackle Diameter 6.4mm

Shackle Material Options Polymer (Non-conductive), Brass, or Stainless Steel

Shackle Length 50mm (Standard)

Keying 6-Pin 570 Barrel (Restricted E3 Profile)

Operating Temp -20°C to +90°C

Corrosion Rating C5 (Extreme/Marine/Industrial)

OH&S Compliance Meets Australian LOTO Standards

Why Choose Aus Lock and Safe Co for Safety?

Lockout/Tagout is about more than just hardware; it’s about a controlled system. At Aus Lock and Safe Co, we provide the technical backend to your safety program:

1. Custom Key Registry: We can manage your site’s key registry, ensuring that every new lock ordered is "Keyed to Differ" from every other lock on-site, preventing dangerous cross-overs.

2. Master Keyed Safety Systems: We can design a hierarchical system where supervisors hold a "Master Key" for emergency overrides, while employees remain the sole holders of their individual keys.

3. Industrial Bulk Supply: Based in Laverton North, we specialize in high-volume supply for the Western Melbourne industrial corridor. We can deliver color-coded sets with custom engraving or numbering to suit your specific site needs.

Pro Tip: For electrical isolation, always choose the Polymer Shackle version. While stainless steel is tougher, only the polymer shackle provides the total dielectric protection required to safely isolate high-voltage switchgear without the risk of a "flashover."