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Minimises risks of human error
August 1st 2008

Industrial safety and valve control expert Netherlocks has launched the SHL a new smart handwheel lock. The key transfer lock can be fitted easily like a simple lock-out device to any size or type of handwheel-operated valve. No valve details, extra parts or customised adaptors are needed, and it locks the wheel into pre-set, safe positions controlled by the interlocking key release mechanism.

Traditionally, valve locks have depended on the precise specification of each valve in order to be fitted effectively.

Detailed valve information would needed to fashion the mountings for the lock. The design of this product means it can be added onto any existing handwheel-operated valve to mechanically secure it, without the need for such information.

Interlocks minimise the danger caused by the potential for human error: they prevent the valve from being operated until it is safe to do so. The coded key to unlock the valve is only released for use once the correct sequence of precautions has been completed, with each stage of the process enabled only once the previous one is finished.

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