Lockout that immediately cuts off the power supply to the machine actuators or disconnects moving parts from the machine actuators.

The claw lock is a mechanical system designed for controlling electrical equipment. The hot shoe affects the rotation or movement of control handles, toggle switches or other electrical switching devices.

A wide range of interlocked isolation switches are available, providing optimal control for use in most electrical machine systems.

The solenoid actuated latched switch series offers a flexible solution for single key or multiple key unlocking applications. Key release occurs when activated by actuation of the control push button or key.

Delay interlocks are designed for applications requiring a delay before accessing protected areas or to undertake secondary operations.

Key exchange systems are used in key transfer applications, where the release of multiple keys and/or secondary keys must follow a specific order. One or more keys are retained to allow the release of the desired keys.

A door lock, an interlocking device, prevents the separation of two parts, in particular by keeping an entrance door or an access hatch closed.

This device is designed to lock doors, hoods, hatches, casings or any other mobile protection. The key is released only when the locking mechanism is activated.

Chain locking is optimal in situations where alignment is a major challenge, as it allows the moving part to move freely using a chain made of welded, highly durable stainless steel links.

For sliding guard applications, the lock is equipped with a self-ejecting stainless steel bolt, providing a reach of up to 40mm. The release of the key is conditioned by the depression and engagement of the bolt in the corresponding holes of the sliding protection.