Safe maintenance & commissioning
LoTo for GEA Hygienic leakage butterfly valves
The DISK LOCK is available for all nominal size of GEA hygienic butterfly valves and GEA hygienic leakage butterfly valves to protect your workforce and maintenance operations.
DISK LOCK for leakage butterfly valves
- Easy-to-apply pin fixture
- Lockable in either open or closed position
- For manual & pneumatic valves including scissors & stepless handle
- For all nominal sizes available
- Retrofittable
- Standard & extension DISK LOCK available
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