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Q Do you know of any satisfactory modern system of key storage suitable for a transport operator?
2nd December 1966, Page 147
2nd December 1966
Page 147
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Do you know of any satisfactory modern system of key storage suitable for a transport operator?
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AOne such system is offered by Inter
Continental Office Equipment Ltd.. Harborne, Birmingham 17, consisting of a ugeful range of lockable wall cabinets with capacities from 10 to 300 keys, plus duplicates.
Named the Colorcap system, it utilizes coloured numbered key caps. They fit any type of key and their beak shape positively indicates the right way to insert the key into the lock. The equipment includes detachable numbers and labels while a visible key index is supplied. The system is business-like and as fool-proof as any key location system can be.