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.

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BELLOW LOCK for VESTA® Valves up to DN 32

BELLOW LOCK for VESTA ® Valves up to DN 40

BELLOW LOCK for VESTA® Valves up to DN 32

BELLOW LOCK for VESTA ® Valves up to DN 40

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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The Lock out, Tag out (LoTo) device is used to ensure a safe maintenance and commissioning of process plants. Energy sources will be locked and visually marked to prevent the unintentional movement of the valve.

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安全衛生に関する事項：生産におけるリスクを最小化することは、増える課題に直面する企業にとっても最大の優先事項です。GEAは、革新的なバルブ技術で最先端の安全コンセプトを推進し、ユーザーが包括的な予防策を取れるようにしています。エンドツーエンドのLoToポートフォリオを提供する最初のバルブメーカーとして、GEAは、工場のオペレーターに対して事故を抑制し、確実に予防規則を満たすための最適なフレームワークを構築しています。

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