Safety Label Supply builds lockout tagout hardware and identification systems used by maintenance and construction teams nationwide. Every hasp, tag, and device is designed for real field conditions and aligned with OSHA and ANSI requirements so your procedures stay clean, safe, and audit ready.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly does a Lockout Hasp do in a team procedure
It lets each technician place a personal lock on the same isolation point. The equipment stays de energized until every lock is removed which satisfies OSHA group control rules.
How many locks can a single hasp hold
Standard hasps hold six locks. Extended bodies hold up to twelve. That covers most multi trade maintenance teams on a single isolation point.
Are aluminum hasps acceptable for electrical work
Aluminum conducts. Use non conductive nylon for electrical isolation or any area where arcing or contact risk exists.
When should I use a double end hasp
Use double end hasps when you move between mixed devices. One jaw fits small breaker devices and switch hasps. The other jaw fits larger valve handles. It saves time and reduces gear swaps.
Do you offer spark proof options
Yes. Brass and aluminum spark resistant models are available for flammable atmospheres in oil and gas or chemical processing.
Will these fit through valve lockouts and breaker devices
Yes. Jaw diameters match the holes on common breaker lockouts, valve covers, and switch plates so one hasp can secure many device ty
How long do hasps last in daily use
Steel and aluminum hasps regularly serve five to ten years with normal wear. Nylon bodies last similar timelines if kept away from sharp edges and high heat.
Can I standardize colors across the plant
Yes. Many sites use red for electrical, blue for mechanical, and yellow for pneumatic. We can match your color plan and engrave numbers for inventory control.