Anti Theft Barcode Labels Manufacturers

The following points should be noted during the installation and use of RF labels to ensure their normal operation and extend their service life: 1. Installation location selection Avoid metal surfaces: RF labels should avoid being directly attached to metal surfaces, because metal will interfere with the propagation of RF signals, causing the labels to not work properly. Metal surfaces will reflect or absorb RF signals, thus affecting the reading effect. Choose the appropriate height and position: Ensure that the label is installed within the effective range of the reading device as needed, and avoid obstructions or obstacles that affect signal transmission.

As a gathering place for daily necessities, the supermarket sells a variety of commodities. Facing the numerous commodities in the supermarket, here are some suggestions for using supermarket anti-theft labels:

Clothing anti-theft tags are a common anti-theft device, mainly used in shopping malls, supermarkets and other retail industries to prevent goods from being stolen. The clothing anti-theft label is mainly composed of the label itself and the magnetic strip, which can interact with the detector installed on the product to achieve the purpose of anti-theft.

The insertable AM ​​security label is a technology commonly used in retail and commodity theft prevention. This label uses specific physical principles to protect commodities from theft. The following is the working principle and related characteristics of the insertable AM ​​security label: 1. Basic Principle AM security labels are based on acoustomagnetic technology and are usually composed of the following main components: Oscillator: There is an oscillator inside the label that oscillates at a specific frequency (usually around 58 kHz) to generate an acoustomagnetic signal.

The EAS AM detection system is widely used in various locations requiring anti-theft protection. It utilizes acoustic-magnetic technology to monitor unauthorized removal of items by attaching special tags to items and installing detectors at the entrance. The following are some typical application scenarios: