key cutting shop Price List per key inc vat

Basic yale key

Basic yale type era key

Basic keys usually used on lockers or cupboards or draws

This is a universal key blank that bypass's a lot of standard key sections

This is the new type patented yale type key

Ingersoll double sided keys

Old Enfield type special keys

These are the old yale type Banham keys no longer protected

These are old obscure special section keys that are no longer protected by patent or copyright. We cut these on our easi entri machine.

These are old obscure special section keys that are no longer protected by patent or copyright. 

Classic Mul-T-Lock keys

Mul-T-Lock keys

Mul-T-Lock keys

Mul-T-Lock keys

Mul-T-Lock keys

Non security Mul-T-Lock keys

These are old obscure special section keys that are no longer protected by patent or copyright. 

Patented Evva key section. 

Single bit normal type mortise keys

Cupboard or drawer pipe keys

Padlock pipe keys cut from an existing key

Old type surface mounted rim mortise keys single bit

Old type Chubb padlock mortise keys single bit

These are the old cast/brass type keys. We need the lock in order to cut these keys as they are always done by hand on the bench.

These are old style mortise locks that require keys made by hand keys. We need the lock in order to cut these keys as they are always done by hand on the bench.

Keys that are bladed type keys copied from existing keys the safest method as it poses no risk to the car or existing keys.

Keys that are bladed type keys copied from existing keys the safest method as it poses no risk to the car or existing keys.

This is a key that is programmed to the car by plugging a programmer directly to the cars OBD. When programming by OBD there is always a risk that the procedure will fail and then all keys including existing keys will not program to the car. This is usually an issue related to the car and not the procedure itself and is always at the car owners risk.

Remotes that programmed either by cloning an existing key and using the manual type programming method or directly by OBD. When programming by OBD or manual remote methods there is always a risk that the procedure will fail and the remotes including existing key remote functions will not program to the car. This is usually an issue related to the car and not the procedure itself and is always at the car owners risk.