01
Select the shackle
Use nylon where electrical non-conductivity matters; use steel for robust general and mechanical isolation points.
Safety padlocks Australia
Safety padlocks for clear, controlled isolations
Shop colour-coded lockout padlocks with nylon or steel shackles, keyed individually or keyed alike for Australian shutdown, construction and maintenance teams.
Seven colours for personnel, trade or contractor identification
Non-conductive nylon and durable steel shackle options
Individual and keyed-alike configurations available
Selection guide
Choose the right lockout padlock
Match the shackle, keying plan and colour allocation to the site isolation procedure before ordering.
02
Define the keying plan
Choose keyed-individually locks for personal isolation or keyed-alike sets where an approved controlled system requires them.
03
Allocate colours
Document how colours identify roles, contractors, work groups or isolation types so the convention stays consistent on site.
Recommended hardware
Start with proven components
Common questions
Before you order
What is the difference between nylon and steel shackles?
Nylon shackles are non-conductive and suited to electrical work. Steel shackles provide a durable option for general mechanical isolation points.
Can I order keyed-alike safety padlocks?
Yes. PermitSync padlocks can be selected as keyed individually or keyed alike. Confirm the approved site keying arrangement before placing a bulk order.
Are bulk colour combinations available?
Yes. Request a project quote with the crew size, role allocation and preferred colours for a practical site-specific combination.