Brass & steel numbered tags for lockers, keys and cloakrooms
Durable metal number tags made in series — 1 to 500, A1 to A50, or your own codes. Engraved or cut-through, round or rectangular, with a hole for a key ring or chain.
Classic oval key tags in pure brass
The traditional hotel and club key tag: an oval of pure brass with the number cut right through in a stencil font, and a small bar under it so 6 and 9 are never confused. Supplied on brass split rings.
- Pure brass, brushed finish that ages to a warm patina
- Cut-through stencil numbers that can never wear off
- Underline bar to tell 6 from 9 at a glance
- Brass split ring included
- Your logo or property name can be engraved on the back
Popular for boutique hotels, homestays, key cabinets, clubs and cafés. For fully branded room tags, see hotel key tags.
Where numbered tags are used
- Gym, spa, pool and club lockers
- Hotel and service-apartment room keys — see our hotel key tags
- Cloakroom and valet tokens
- Office key cabinets and asset tracking
- Warehouse bins, racks and tool boards
- Housing society parking and meter keys
Options
| Option | Choices |
|---|---|
| Material | Brass, stainless steel (SS 304) |
| Shape | Round, oval (classic hotel style), rectangle, dog-tag or your own shape |
| Numbering | Engraved, black-filled, or cut-through; any sequence or prefix |
| Fixing | Single hole for split ring or chain, two holes for screws |
| Extras | Logo or venue name on the front or back, split rings, ball chains |
How to order a series
Tell us the range (for example 1–120 or A1–A40 and B1–B40), the size you want and the material. If you are replacing old tags, send a photo with a ruler beside one tag.
We send a proof showing the font, size and hole position before cutting the full set.
Send your seriesQuestions about numbered tags
Which is better for numbered tags, brass or stainless steel?
Stainless steel (SS 304) does not rust and stays silver, so it suits gyms, pools and outdoor use. Brass looks warmer and more premium and develops a natural patina over time, which suits hotels, clubs and offices.
What is the difference between engraved and cut-through numbers?
Engraved numbers are marked on the surface and can be black-filled for contrast. Cut-through numbers are cut right through the metal, so they cannot wear off and can be read from both sides.
Can you continue a series we already have?
Yes. Tell us the last number and send a photo of an existing tag next to a ruler, and we will match the size, font and hole position.
What is the minimum order?
25 tags. A series such as 1–100 or A1–A50 counts as one order even though every tag is different.
Need a numbered set?
Send the range and size — we reply with a proof and a price.