Buy Valve Lockout Online in Australia
This collection has 12 valve lockout devices, which stop a valve being operated while someone is working on the equipment or pipework it isolates. The range is mostly Master Lock, for ball, gate and butterfly valves, plus pressurised gas, pneumatic and blind flange lockouts and a Dixon valve lockout device. They are used with a personal padlock on each device, as part of your site's isolation procedure and our Lockout Tagout Guide.
What's in the range
| Type | Listings | What's there |
|---|---|---|
| Ball valve lockouts | 5 | Master Lock devices for 6.35 to 25mm and 31 to 76mm valves, an adjustable device for 12.7 to 50.8mm, an adjustable device for 6mm to 101mm and a universal adjustable device for 9mm to 101mm |
| Gate valve lockout | 1 | Master Lock Rotating Gate Valve Lockout, with variants for 2 to 5, 4 to 6 1/2, 6 to 10 and 8 to 13 inch, and a set of 5 assorted sizes |
| Butterfly valve lockouts | 2 | Master Lock Butterfly Valve Lockout and Butterfly Valve Lockout with Cable |
| Pressurised gas and pneumatic lockouts | 2 | Master Lock Pressurised Gas Valve Lockout and Pneumatic Lockout in stainless steel |
| Blind flange lockout | 1 | Master Lock Blind Flange Lockout Device in small, medium and large |
| Other valve lockout | 1 | Dixon Lockout Device Valve, FFS-LVLOC65 |
Choosing a valve lockout
Start with the valve type and the part you are locking. Ball valve lockouts are listed by the handle or valve size range they cover, the rotating gate valve lockout is listed in handwheel size ranges from 2 to 13 inch, and the butterfly valve lockouts are matched to the butterfly operator. Measure the handle or handwheel and pick the size range that covers it. The adjustable ball valve devices cover a range of sizes, while the fixed-range devices are listed for specific size bands.
For valves with an awkward handle, a cable device may fit where a rigid device will not. See cable lockout. For the valves themselves, see butterfly valves, ball valves and gate valves.
Always check the data sheet. Confirm the lockout fits your valve and suits the isolation procedure on your site before relying on it, and test that the valve cannot be operated once it is locked.
Related ranges
A valve lockout needs a padlock, and often a hasp, a tag and a place to store them. See padlocks, hasps, lockout tags, lockout stations, lockout kits and group lockout boxes. For electrical isolation see electrical lockout. Brands: Master Lock and Dixon. The full range is under lockout tagout.
Order from AIMS Industrial
AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact the team or request a quote and we'll help you match devices to your valves and put a parts list together.
Valve Lockout FAQs
What does a valve lockout device do?
It holds the valve handle or handwheel so the valve cannot be operated while the lockout is in place. You fit a padlock to the device, and the valve stays isolated until the person who locked it removes their lock.
What size valve lockout do I need?
Measure the valve handle or handwheel and choose the size range that covers it. For ball valves the listed ranges include 6.35 to 25mm, 31 to 76mm and 12.7 to 50.8mm, with adjustable devices up to 101mm. The rotating gate valve lockout is listed for handwheels from 2 to 13 inch across its size variants.
Does a valve lockout need a padlock?
Yes. The device blocks the valve and the padlock secures the device. Each person working on the isolated equipment should fit their own padlock, and a hasp lets several people lock the same device. See our padlocks and hasps.
Which lockout suits a butterfly valve?
We list the Master Lock Butterfly Valve Lockout and a version with a cable. Check the data sheet against your valve operator before ordering.
Can one adjustable lockout cover several valves?
The adjustable ball valve lockouts cover a size range, for example 6mm to 101mm or 9mm to 101mm. Check that the handle shape and size of each valve sits inside that range, and confirm against the data sheet.