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I currently have the following Coined dies made using silca blanks for

YA1E, UL050, UL054, YA91, LF2, LF4 ,LF19, IE6, VI080, CS207, 2UN2 and any that have the same head shape can also be produced.

Some of these dies are now over 30 years old and i have not ordered any for ages (busy enough i have not paid for any form of advertising for over 15 years).

I did also have some made for 3G110 and 3G114 from Colsons many moons ago but we do not do many of these keys now.

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16448506861694504664904087894394.jpgFor the very marginal difference in cost I think coined keys are worth it, especially when you are doing keys that you know are going to be given out (estate agents and when businesses want multiple sets for staff.)

I get my coined keys from both sks and HD. Just the top selling blanks of course. Don't bother with mortice keys being coined. 

The brass is HD, the steel is Sks. 

 

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On 2/14/2022 at 7:37 PM, Auto Key Wizard said:

The difference in quality of HD over JMA is massive

do you mean print quality or blank quality? cos print quality on hd looks better to me but i find jma blanks better than hd , although silca are way better as compared to all

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On 5/18/2018 at 9:50 AM, Mike at Vauxhall said:

I just stamp my initial on every key I cut.

I have been doing the same with a name stamp although Im not retail and my keys are for agents so I can easily tell when they say they don't work and know wether I supplied them. 
Marking or personalised is a small effort that does the same if better than a business card, the latter gets lost.

The other item I give away is the trolley coin which customers do use. 

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On 11/3/2024 at 1:31 PM, Gordon Dinnage said:

Yes fully aware what you offer, while I have a quote to come in soon from Kim at DB.

 

On 11/3/2024 at 1:07 PM, Shaun Davenport Burgess said:

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Well after a few months to & fro, we got there in the end, had 250 basic UL1 arrive, like a printed image on the key, cheap alterntive against the bubble type plastic stick ons or fully key coined stamped keys. At a very low cost they are providing a good means to market the key cutting.

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