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A wall-mounted 200×200 mm lockout tagout station designed to hold 15 industrial safety padlocks. The single-piece board features reinforced, support-free pegs sized to slip through standard 6.35 mm padlock shackles, retaining them securely while lying completely flat on the print bed.
- Dimensions: 200 mm width × 200 mm height × 12 mm total depth
- Capacity: 15 padlocks (3 rows of 5)
- Hook Profile: 5 mm diameter shaft, expanding to a 7 mm chamfered retaining lip
- Material Guidelines: Optimized for PETG; standard print cooling recommended for the peg tips
- Mounting: Four 5 mm countersunk wall-mounting holes
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