Key tags / key identifiers GEKO pack of 50 colorful plastic labels for keys

GEKO key tags are a pack of 50 colorful plastic labels designed to simplify key organization and identification. Each tag consists of a small plastic label and an attached loop that fits standard key rings, allowing quick visual identification of keys by color and optional handwritten notes. The lightweight construction and compact size make these key identifiers suitable for everyday use in homes, offices, workshops and property management environments.

Advantages

These key tags provide a straightforward and durable way to separate and label multiple keys without adding significant bulk. The bright colors improve visual sorting and reduce time spent searching for the correct key. Their plain surfaces accept ink from pen or marker for custom labelling, and the plastic material resists light moisture and wear during typical indoor use.

Suitable for

• Home key organization
• Office and reception key systems
• Property management and rental units
• Maintenance teams and service carts
• Storage rooms and supply cabinets

Key specifications

• Quantity: 50 pieces per pack
• Material: plastic labels with flexible attachment loop
• Color: assorted bright colors for visual differentiation
• Size: compact label dimensions suitable for standard key rings
• Marking: writable surface for pen or permanent marker

How to use

To attach a GEKO key tag, thread the loop through the key ring or hole, then secure the label so it sits next to the key. Write identifying information on the label using a pen or permanent marker, and allow ink to dry before handling to avoid smudging. For frequent reassignment, remove and replace tags as needed; the simple design supports quick changes without tools.

Usage recommendations

Use different colors to create a consistent colour-coding scheme (for example: red for entrances, blue for storage, green for vehicles). If labels are exposed to heavy wear or outdoor conditions, consider adding a small protective cover or using a stronger marker to preserve legibility over time.