Ojmar Locker Keys UK

Ojmar locker keys are used on many locker systems across UK gyms, leisure centres, swimming pools, schools, workplaces and commercial changing rooms. If an Ojmar locker key is lost, damaged or missing, a replacement key may be possible when the correct key code or lock number is available.

This guide explains how to identify Ojmar locker keys, where to find the key code, how replacement keys by code work and when a replacement lock, service key or master key may be needed.

Quick answer: can Ojmar locker keys be replaced?

Yes. Many Ojmar locker keys can be replaced by code if the correct key number or lock number is known. Common Ojmar key series include 2Y001–2Y579, A001–A698, S001–S698 and some M/M1 coin-lock ranges. The key code is often found on the key or lock face.

Detail to check	Why it matters
Key code	Identifies the replacement key
Lock face number	May be usable if the key is lost
Ojmar key series	Helps match the correct key range
Lock type	Shows whether you need a user key, master key, service key or lock part
Locker number	Useful for records, but not always the key code

What are Ojmar locker keys?

Ojmar locker keys are keys used with Ojmar locker locking systems. Ojmar locks are commonly found in leisure, education, workplace and public-use locker environments. They may be fitted to standard keyed locks, coin return locks, coin retain locks or wider locker access systems.

The correct replacement key depends on the key code and series. A similar-looking key may not work if the profile or code range is different.

Where to find an Ojmar locker key code

The key code is the most important detail when ordering an Ojmar replacement key. Check every possible location before placing an order.

• On the head of the original key.
• On the front face of the locker lock.
• On a spare key tag.
• In a gym, school or workplace key register.
• On previous key orders or locker maintenance paperwork.
• On a master key or service key record, where applicable.

For general code-reading help, see our Locker Key Number Guide UK.

Common Ojmar key code ranges

Ojmar keys can appear in several series. These ranges are examples seen across UK replacement key suppliers and should be checked against the lock or key before ordering.

Example Ojmar series	Typical use	What to check
2Y001–2Y579	Often used with Ojmar locker keys	Code may start with 2Y
A001–A698	Ojmar replacement key range	Check full letter and number code
S001–S698	Ojmar replacement key range	Check lock face or original key
M / M1 ranges	Often linked with coin locker keys	Check exact suffix and digit range
Security key ranges	Used on some Ojmar coin lock systems	May require a specific security key type

Do not guess the range. If the code is unclear, take close-up photos of the key and lock face before ordering.

Locker number vs Ojmar key code

The locker number is not always the Ojmar key code. The locker number identifies the door or compartment. The key code identifies the key or lock cylinder.

This distinction is important. Ordering from the locker door number alone can lead to the wrong key unless your site records confirm that the locker number and key code are matched.

Number type	Meaning	Use for ordering?
Locker number	Door or compartment number	Only if linked to a key register
Ojmar key code	Code used to identify the replacement key	Yes
Lock face number	Number shown on the front of the lock	Often useful
Master key reference	Management access reference	Check carefully before ordering

How to order Ojmar locker keys by code

Before ordering replacement Ojmar locker keys, collect the correct information. This reduces delays and helps avoid wrong-key supply.

• Record the full key code exactly as shown.
• Check whether the code includes letters, such as 2Y, A, S or M.
• Take a clear close-up photo of the key, if available.
• Take a clear close-up photo of the lock face.
• Record the locker number separately.
• Confirm how many keys are required.
• Check whether the lock is a standard keyed lock, coin lock or another Ojmar system.
• Check whether you need a user key, master key or service key.

You can start from our replacement locker keys page.

Ojmar coin locker keys

Ojmar locks are commonly associated with coin-operated lockers in leisure centres, gyms, pools and public changing rooms. These systems may use user keys, management keys, security keys or service keys depending on the lock type.

If you are replacing keys for coin-operated lockers, check whether the lock is coin return, coin retain, wet-area rated or part of a larger locker management system.

Ojmar master keys and service keys

Some sites use master keys or service keys to manage locker access. These should be controlled carefully because they may open or service multiple lockers in the same system.

• Store master keys securely.
• Record who has access to them.
• Keep service keys separate from user keys.
• Review access if a master key is lost.
• Do not issue management keys as user keys.

Common Ojmar key code mistakes

Many wrong-key problems come from unclear codes, missing prefixes or using the locker number instead of the key code.

Possible mistake	How to avoid it
Missing the prefix	Record the full code, including letters
Confusing O with 0	Send a clear photo
Confusing I with 1	Check under bright light
Confusing S with 5	Check from more than one angle
Using the locker number	Check the key or lock face instead
Ordering the wrong key type	Confirm whether the system needs a user, master or service key

What if the Ojmar key is lost?

If the key is lost, check the lock face first. Many locker locks show a code on the front. If the code is readable, replacement by code may be possible without the original key.

When there is no code is visible, check site records, spare keys, master key charts and previous order paperwork. If the code still cannot be confirmed, the lock may need to be identified or replaced.

For lost-key steps, see our Lost Locker Keys UK guide.

When to replace the Ojmar key

Choose a replacement key when the lock is working and the correct code is known.

• The key is lost but the lock code is readable.
• The key is bent, worn or damaged.
• A spare key is needed.
• A staff member has left without returning the key.
• The site wants to keep the same Ojmar lock system.

When to replace the Ojmar lock

Choose a replacement lock when the lock is damaged, seized, forced, obsolete or impossible to identify.

• The lock does not turn smoothly.
• The key has snapped in the lock.
• The lock face number is unreadable.
• The lock has been forced or vandalised.
• The cam or latch no longer secures the door.
• The site wants to change from keys to hasp, coin, RFID or digital access.

Ojmar locker keys for gyms and leisure centres

Gyms, pools and leisure centres often use Ojmar locks because locker systems in these areas need reliable access control for frequent users. Lost keys, worn keys and missing management keys can quickly affect daily operations.

• Keep spare user keys controlled.
• Record key codes against locker numbers.
• Separate user keys from master keys.
• Check coin locks during routine maintenance.
• Replace damaged locks before busy seasonal periods.

Ojmar locker keys for schools

Schools may use Ojmar locks on student lockers, sports changing rooms and staff areas. A key register helps site teams replace lost keys quickly without changing working locks unnecessarily.

Ojmar locker keys for workplaces

Workplaces may need Ojmar replacement keys for staff lockers, uniform lockers, PPE storage, changing rooms and shared storage areas. Replacement keys by code can reduce downtime when staff lose keys or leave without returning them.

Build an Ojmar locker key register

A key register helps organisations control lost keys, spare keys and replacement orders. It is especially useful for gyms, schools, leisure centres and multi-site workplaces.

Register field	Purpose
Locker number	Identifies the locker door
Location	Shows building, room or locker bank
Ojmar key code	Supports replacement key ordering
Key series	Helps confirm the correct range
Lock type	Confirms keyed, coin, RFID or other access
Spare keys held	Reduces emergency replacements
Master key held	Supports authorised management access
Lock changed date	Prevents old-code errors

Internal links for Ojmar locker key support

• Locker Keys UK – order replacement locker keys.
• Ojmar Coin Lock SecurityKey Cutting – replacement Ojmar security keys cut to code.
• Replacement Locker Keys by Code UK – order keys using a lock or key number.
• Locker Key Number Guide UK – find and read locker key codes.
• Lost Locker Keys UK – what to do when a key is missing.
• How to Identify Your Locker Lock UK – identify lock type and lock details.
• Locker Locks – replacement locker locks and parts.

FAQ: Ojmar locker keys

Can I get a replacement Ojmar locker key?

In many cases, yes. A replacement Ojmar key may be possible if the correct key code, lock number or key series is known.

Where is the Ojmar key code?

The code may be on the key head, on the lock face, in a key register or on previous order paperwork.

Is the locker number the same as the Ojmar key code?

Not always. The locker number identifies the door. The key code identifies the replacement key. Check records before ordering.

What if my Ojmar key code is unreadable?

Take clear close-up photos of the key and lock face. If the code still cannot be confirmed, the lock may need to be identified or replaced.

Do Ojmar coin lockers use normal keys?

Some Ojmar coin lockers use user keys, but others may require specific service keys, master keys or security keys. Check the lock type before ordering.

Need Ojmar locker keys?

Total Locker Service can help with replacement Ojmar locker keys, Ojmar coin lock security keys, locker lock identification and replacement locker locks. Record the full code, take clear photos and confirm the number of keys required before ordering.