The PROLOCKEY 10-Lock Lockout Station is model LK12. Use the specifications and product images below to confirm suitability for the intended lockout/tagout application.
Product features
- Made from bright yellow acrylic with acrylic lock rails.
- Other wording can be customized.
- Can accommodate padlocks, hasp, lockout tags etc.
- A lockout station is a fixed storage and organization point where each authorized worker takes and applies their own lock directly to equipment; a group lockout box is used when multiple workers share one isolation point, locking the box itself rather than the equipment. See our full guide on lockout stations if your facility needs to decide between the two.
- Capacity should match how many authorized employees or energy points are typically active at once in the area the station serves. A 10-lock board suits a single work area or small team, while facilities running more simultaneous lockouts should look at a higher-capacity station instead of overloading one board.
- Wording is the standard customization, but color, layout, and branding can typically be adjusted for bulk or project orders. It’s worth specifying up front if your facility uses color-coding by department or shift.
- The -20℃ to 100℃ rating covers most indoor industrial settings and moderately hot enclosed areas, but sustained direct outdoor exposure (UV, rain) isn’t what acrylic boards like this are typically built for. A metal or polycarbonate enclosure is usually the better fit for permanent outdoor placement.
- It’s built to hold hasps and lockout tags alongside padlocks, so a single point can store everything an authorized worker needs to complete a lockout without pulling devices from multiple locations.
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Specifications
| Model |
LK12 |
| Material |
Acrylic |
| Total Length |
345mm |
| Body Width |
45mm |
| Body Height |
345mm |
| Product Net Weight |
0.9kg |
| Service Temperature Range °F |
-20℃-100℃ |
Selection guidance
Confirm the model, dimensions, application fit and lock-hole compatibility before ordering. Installation and energy-isolation procedures must follow the site's authorized lockout/tagout program.
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