| Configuration | SKU | Availability | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ổ khóa an toàn Master Lock 410REDỔ khóa an toàn Master Lock 410RED | IVN-357-VEECD7EE601 | ContactMOQ: Confirmed with quotationLead time: Confirmed with quotation | |
| Cấu hình tiêu chuẩn 410REDKeyed Different38 mmRed | IVN-357-V9F36BBD49A | ContactMOQ: Confirmed with quotationLead time: Confirmed with quotation |
Availability, order quantity and delivery time are confirmed for the selected configuration in the quotation.
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Master Lock 410RED is cross-referenced to Master Lock’s official product page and product data sheet as a red Zenex™ Thermoplastic safety padlock for Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) applications. The manufacturer describes a lightweight, non-conductive thermoplastic body, a metal shackle, and a key-retaining feature intended to help prevent the padlock from being left unlocked. It should only be used at a compatible energy-isolation point or lockout hasp within the operating organization’s approved energy-control program. INDUSVINA is the supply brand, not the manufacturer. The actual keying arrangement, supplied labels, country of origin, packing, availability, and batch-specific delivery details for SKU IVN-0CB31C8DB123B19E must be confirmed by quotation, actual-item photographs, and batch documents before purchase.
Draft usage guide: LOTO may be performed only by personnel trained and authorized under the user organization’s rules. Identify relevant electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, thermal, or other hazardous energy sources; shut down the equipment, isolate the sources, and address stored energy under the approved procedure. Inspect the 410RED before use: verify model identification, absence of body cracks, an undeformed shackle, normal key operation, and a legible identification label. Apply the lock to a compatible isolation point or lockout hasp, then attach a warning tag where the internal procedure requires one. Verify the safe energy state before work begins. Do not share keys, use a damaged lock, force the shackle into an incompatible location, or remove another worker’s lock. After work, check people, tools, and machine components before following the organization-approved lock removal, notification, and energy-restoration sequence.