Brady 105368 Do Not Operate Lockout Tag Paper 25 Pack

Product Description

The BRADY 105368 is a paper lockout/tagout danger tag printed in English for use in equipment lockout procedures. The front legend reads EQUIPMENT LOCKED OUT under a DANGER header, clearly communicating hazard status to anyone approaching a locked-out machine or panel. At 3 inches wide by 5.75 inches tall with a single grommet for tie attachment, this tag meets the basic dimensional and fastening requirements common to LOTO programs. Each tag withstands a pull force of 18 pounds, providing the tensile resistance required under standard lockout/tagout protocols. Tags are sold in packs of 25.

These tags are used in industrial, commercial, and light-duty electrical or mechanical service environments wherever OSHA-aligned lockout/tagout procedures are followed. Electricians, maintenance technicians, and facilities personnel apply them during equipment de-energization, machine servicing, and preventive maintenance work. The paper construction suits lower-exposure, single-use applications where the tag will not be subjected to moisture, chemicals, or extended outdoor conditions. The 25-count pack supports job-site or maintenance-shop stocking for routine LOTO compliance needs.

Key Features

• DANGER header with EQUIPMENT LOCKED OUT front legend for clear hazard communication
• Paper construction suited for single-use, controlled-environment LOTO applications
• 3 inches x 5.75 inches tag size meets common lockout/tagout dimensional standards
• Single grommet for secure tie-off to lockout points
• Withstands 18 pounds of pull force per standard LOTO tensile requirements
• 25 tags per pack for efficient stocking and program compliance

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-format paper danger tag for use in OSHA-compliant lockout/tagout programs across industrial, commercial, and facilities maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Lockout/tagout tags are applied by qualified personnel following established LOTO procedures in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 and applicable facility energy control programs. Always complete full equipment de-energization and verification steps before attaching or removing tags. Tags must be secured through the grommet with an approved tie or hasp; do not use the tag as the sole means of energy isolation. Paper tags are intended for single use and should not be reused after removal.