Hy-ko Prod Co KC142 Clear Key Id Tag Split Ring 2 Pack

Product Description

The HY-KO PROD CO KC142 is a clear key identification tag sold in a 2-pack, each tag fitted with a split ring for direct attachment to keys, luggage zippers, backpack pulls, or tote handles. The tag features a secure label pocket designed to retain the insert without falling out during everyday handling. At 2.75 inches wide and 0.67 inches tall, the compact profile keeps labels readable without adding significant bulk to a key ring. These tags are suited for facilities managers, property managers, locksmiths, and maintenance professionals who need a reliable, low-cost method for labeling and organizing keys or small equipment.

The KC142 is appropriate for light-duty key control applications in residential and commercial settings. Typical uses include labeling master key sets, tenant keys, equipment room keys, and storage locker keys. The clear window allows custom paper inserts to be written or printed and swapped out as needed, making these tags practical for service fleets, schools, hotels, and multi-unit properties where key assignments change frequently.

Key Features

• Clear label pocket holds insert securely without adhesive
• Included split ring attaches directly to key rings or zipper pulls
• Compact size at 2.75 inches wide and 0.67 inches tall
• Sold as a 2-pack for multi-key labeling tasks
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds per unit
• Reusable design allows label swaps without replacing the tag

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose key identification tag compatible with standard split-ring key hardware, luggage pulls, backpack zippers, and similar attachment points requiring a small labeled identifier.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for installation. Open the split ring with a fingernail or split-ring tool and thread it through the target key ring or attachment loop. Insert a handwritten or printed label into the clear pocket before closing. Remove the existing label insert before discarding the tag to prevent exposure of identifying information.