Replacement Keys For Pure Lockers

Replacement keys for Pure lockers can usually be supplied from the key number shown on the existing key or lock face. This makes it possible to replace a lost or spare key without changing the complete locker lock, provided the code can be identified correctly.

Pure locker replacement keys

Total Locker Service supplies replacement keys for Pure lockers and related key-operated locker systems.

The quickest way to identify the correct key is usually by using the code stamped on the original key or visible on the face of the lock cylinder.

You can order current Pure replacement keys from our Pure Locker Key page.

How to find the Pure locker key number

The replacement key code may be found in one of the following places:

• stamped on the original key;
• printed or stamped on the face of the lock cylinder; or
• occasionally marked on another visible part of the lock body.

If the key has been lost but the locker remains accessible, check the lock face carefully for a code before considering complete lock replacement.

What information is needed to order a replacement key?

• the key or lock code;
• the number of replacement keys required;
• confirmation that the locker is a Pure locker or uses the relevant Pure-compatible lock series; and
• a clear photograph of the lock if the code or lock type is uncertain.

Photographs of the lock face can be particularly useful where several lock series look similar but use different keys.

Replacement key or replacement lock?

If the lock is working normally and a recognised key code is available, replacing the key is usually simpler than replacing the complete lock.

A replacement lock may be more appropriate where:

• the cylinder is damaged;
• the lock is excessively worn;
• the key code cannot be identified;
• the key has snapped inside the cylinder;
• the cam or latch mechanism is damaged; or
• the organisation is changing to a different lock type or key series.

For the wider decision process, see our Locker Lock Replacement Guide UK.

Ordering multiple Pure locker keys

Schools, leisure centres, workplaces and other organisations often need several replacement keys at the same time.

For larger orders, prepare a simple list of key codes and quantities. This reduces the risk of duplication errors and makes it easier to check the order before keys are cut or supplied.

Key code	Quantity required
Example code 1	2
Example code 2	4
Example code 3	1

Purchase orders and business orders

Total Locker Service can support business, education, leisure and public-sector orders for replacement locker keys. The available payment method depends on the account and order type.

Where several key codes are required, it is useful to send the complete schedule together so the order can be checked as one batch.

Pure lockers and key management

Replacement keys are only one part of locker key management. Larger installations also benefit from a consistent process for:

• recording locker numbers and key codes;
• issuing spare keys;
• controlling master keys where used;
• recording lost keys;
• maintaining replacement-key consistency; and
• linking physical keys to locker locations.

For wider key-control guidance, use our Engraved Key Tags Systems guide and Replacement Locker Keys hub.

Pure locker key ordering checklist

• Check the key code carefully.
• Confirm the number of keys required.
• Photograph the lock if identification is uncertain.
• Keep a record of replacement key codes for future orders.
• Do not assume that visually similar keys are interchangeable.
• Replace the complete lock if the cylinder is damaged or the key series cannot be identified.

Pure Locker Replacement Key FAQs

How do I identify the correct Pure locker key?

Look for the key code on the original key or the face of the lock cylinder. If the code is unclear, a photograph of the lock can help identify the correct key series.

Can I replace a lost Pure locker key without changing the lock?

Often, yes. If the lock is working and a recognised key code is available, a replacement key can usually be supplied without changing the complete lock.

What if there is no visible key code?

If no usable code can be identified, the lock may need to be identified from photographs or replaced if the correct key series cannot be confirmed.

Can I order several Pure locker keys at once?

Yes. For larger orders, prepare a list of key codes and quantities so the complete requirement can be checked and supplied as one batch.

When should I replace the complete locker lock instead?

Replace the complete lock when the cylinder, cam or latch is damaged, the key series cannot be identified, or the organisation is changing to another locking system.

Summary: Pure locker replacement keys

Replacing a Pure locker key is usually straightforward when the existing key or lock code can be identified. Check the code carefully, confirm the quantity required and use the correct Pure-compatible key series.

Where the code is missing or the lock itself is damaged, identify the lock before ordering or replace the complete lock if necessary.