Master Lock Company MLK410RED Safety Padlock Loto

Product Description

The MASTER LOCK COMPANY MLK410RED is a red safety padlock engineered for lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures in industrial and commercial environments. The padlock features a nonconductive body that resists electrical hazards and keeps weight low for easy transport to job sites. A six-pin tumbler cylinder keyed differently ensures each lock in a LOTO program operates independently. The key-retaining feature prevents the padlock from being left in the unlocked position, reducing the risk of accidental re-energization. The body is labeled Danger Locked Out Do Not Remove to communicate hazard status clearly at the point of isolation.

This padlock is used in lockout/tagout programs across electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic energy control procedures. It is suited for residential, commercial, and industrial service work wherever OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 control of hazardous energy compliance is required. Electricians, HVAC technicians, maintenance mechanics, and plumbers use this padlock when isolating energy sources during service and repair. Its lightweight nonconductive body makes it appropriate for use near energized panels and equipment where plastic body construction is preferred.

Key Features

• Nonconductive body reduces electrical hazard risk during lockout procedures
• Six-pin tumbler cylinder keyed differently for individualized security in multi-worker LOTO programs
• Key-retaining feature prevents the lock from being left in the unlocked position
• Labeled Danger Locked Out Do Not Remove for clear at-point hazard communication
• Meets OSHA 1910.147 standard for control of hazardous energy
• Lightweight construction for easy carry and one-handed application

Compatibility

Designed for use in lockout/tagout programs requiring OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 compliant padlocks. Compatible with standard hasp, locking station, and lockout device systems that accept a padlock shackle.

Installation Notes

Installation and application of this padlock should be performed by authorized, trained personnel following a written energy control procedure as required by OSHA 1910.147. Before applying the padlock, de-energize and isolate all energy sources at the point of control. Never apply or remove a LOTO padlock belonging to another worker. Verify isolation by attempting to operate the equipment before beginning service work.