Key tags ARGO model 607160 — pack of 100 key identification tags

Key tags ARGO model 607160 — pack of 100 key identification tags are designed to help organize and label sets of keys in environments that require clear identification and quick access. Each tag includes a writable area for numbering or short notes and a punched hole for attaching to key rings. The pack of 100 provides a consistent solution for offices, hotels, property management, garages and home use where multiple keys must be managed and identified efficiently.

Advantages

These key identification tags offer a simple, durable and low-cost method to mark and distinguish keys. The writable surface accepts pen or pencil for easy labeling, and the reinforced hole ensures secure attachment to key rings or chains. Packaged in a quantity of 100, the set supports bulk organization projects and routine replacement of worn tags without disrupting existing systems.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Hotel front desk and room key management
• Office key cabinets and reception areas
• Property management and real estate agencies
• Automotive garages and service centres
• Home key organization for households with multiple locks

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 tags per pack
• Writable area for numbering or notes
• Hole for attachment to key rings or chains
• Material: durable lightweight tag material suitable for everyday handling
• Color: standard identification color (single-color set)

How to use

Write the desired identifier or note on the writable area with a permanent marker or pencil. Thread the tag onto the key ring through the provided hole and secure it alongside the key. For best results, allow ink to dry before handling to prevent smudging. Replace tags as needed when wear reduces legibility or when reassigning keys.

Usage recommendations

For durable labeling, use a fine-tip permanent marker or ballpoint pen and avoid solvents that may remove ink. Store spare tags in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent discoloration and brittleness. Consider numbering tags consecutively and keeping a master list for quick reference in reception or property management systems.