Safe maintenance & commissioning
LoTo for GEA Aseptic VESTA® valves
Two dedicated LoTo solutions are selectable for manually operated GEA VESTA® valves. Easy-to apply BELLOW LOCKS block any valve action and keep the valve in either open or closed position.
LockOut-TagOut (LoTo)
Using LoTo devices the energy sources will be locked and visually marked to prevent the unintentional movement of the valve.
- ensure safe status of valves and flow paths
- protect your workforce
- protect your operation
BELOW LOCK for VESTA® valves
- Special solution for aseptic applications
- For manual actuators on VESTA® Valves
- Retrofittable
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Locking in safety
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