Printers for luggage labels

Hotels, museums and event organisers can use this system when accepting belongings for storage. The number provides a reference for matching an item to the person collecting it. Choose the printer package according to the equipment your luggage desk needs, and use it with CoatCheck luggage tag rolls. The two listed options give you a choice between the printer on its own and the package with a keyboard and UK power lead.

How does a printed luggage label work?

A numbered self-adhesive luggage label goes on the bag or coat, while the counterfoil goes to the guest. When the guest returns, staff use the number to match the stored item to its counterfoil. This gives hotels, museums and event organisers a reference for handing belongings back at the collection desk.

Which printer package includes a keyboard?

The CoatCheck+ Ticket Printer with Keyboard is the option supplied with a keyboard and UK power lead. The shelf also lists the CoatCheck+ Ticket Printer on its own. Choose between these named options by checking whether your luggage desk needs the keyboard and power lead package as part of the purchase.

Which rolls should I choose for luggage labels?

Use the printers with CoatCheck luggage tag rolls for the luggage labelling process described here. These provide the self-adhesive label for the stored item and the counterfoil for its owner. Start with the luggage label requirement when choosing supplies for a desk that accepts guests' bags or coats.

Find both CoatCheck+ printer options here and order with free shipping.