Key Tags office products | 50 x 20 mm, pack of 20, assorted colors

Key Tags office products | 50 x 20 mm, pack of 20, assorted colors are plastic identification labels sized 50 x 20 mm supplied in a set of 20 pieces. Designed for organizing and labelling keys in offices, hotels, storage rooms and facility management, each tag attaches to a key ring to allow quick visual identification and simplified inventory control. The assorted colours help separate key groups at a glance while the compact dimensions suit most standard key rings and tags boards.

Advantages

These key tags offer a combination of compact size and high visibility. The rigid plastic construction provides durability for frequent handling, and the assorted colours improve visual sorting without additional marking. The simple form factor keeps costs low while ensuring easy attachment to key rings and keyboards, supporting efficient management of multiple key sets.

Suitable for

• Office key management and desk reception areas
• Hotels and guest services for room key identification
• Warehouses and storage facilities to mark access sets
• Property management and janitorial services
• Any environment requiring quick visual identification of keys

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic
• Dimensions: 50 x 20 mm
• Quantity: 20 pieces per pack
• Colour: assorted colours in one pack
• Attachment: suitable for standard key rings

How to use

Slide each key tag onto the key ring or use the tag’s opening to attach it to a split ring. Write or label the tag as needed using a permanent marker or adhesive label for additional information such as room numbers, locker IDs or department names. Group keys by colour or label to create a clear visual system that speeds up retrieval and reduces misplacement.

Usage recommendations

For long-lasting legibility, use a fine permanent marker designed for plastic surfaces and allow ink to dry before handling. Store unused tags flat and away from direct sunlight to minimise colour fading. For large key inventories, combine colour-coding with a numbered or written index to maintain accurate records.