Transport Keyrings

Engraved transport keyrings start with the shiny nickel aeroplanes, and metal is the backbone here, with a metal truck holding a tape measure and a zinc alloy cargo truck that feels solid in the hand. The cargo truck's head and body swing independently, and the compact plane has a pearl surface with its ring built straight in. Not all transport keyrings need weight, though. The caravan is white Durasoft rubber, soft enough to squeeze and finished with a silver split ring. The car shape sits between the two, lit up by red and blue LEDs that flash, linked to its split ring by a chain and packed in its own poly bag with batteries.

This isn't a keyring that gets tossed in a glovebox and forgotten. For a driver at a small freight depot, the metal truck with a tape measure goes on the key set and comes out at nearly every drop, checking a pallet gap or a doorway before unloading. After a few months on the road it's scuffed, still working and still hanging off the ring.

Most of these custom transport keyrings can be printed, and the white rubber caravan can be printed on either side. The metal aeroplane can be engraved, which holds up well to keys rattling against it. See more in metal keyrings.

Helpful Answers

Are transport keyrings a good gift for car dealerships to give buyers?
Yes, new car owners get a flashing LED car on their fresh set of keys at handover. The red and blue lights make the keys easy to find in a dark garage during that first week with the new car.

Which keyring works best for a caravan park?
The white rubber caravan is the best match, since guests use it as their cabin or site key tag. It's flexible Durasoft rubber with a silver split ring, so it copes with being dropped into bags and pockets all holiday.

Are engraved transport keyrings a good gift for travel agents to give clients?
Yes, the miniature metal aeroplane in shiny nickel can be engraved, and the mark holds up well to keys rattling against it. Travellers clip it onto their house keys before they fly, and it stays on the key set long after they're home.

What's the best pick for a logistics company to give its drivers?
The metal truck with a built-in tape measure is the go-to, because drivers and warehouse staff use it on the job. They pull it out to check a box or a gap in the truck bed without hunting for a separate tape.