Anti Theft Security Tag Manufacturers

The material requirements of waterproof AM labels usually need to consider the following aspects to ensure that the labels can maintain good performance and durability in humid environments or when exposed to moisture:

EAS narrow label are electronic tags used to prevent goods from being stolen. They are widely used in the retail industry, such as supermarkets, clothing stores, electronic product stores, etc. It works in conjunction with the EAS security system to trigger alarms and prevent merchandise from being stolen. Whether the EAS narrow label is cost-effective or not mainly depends on the following factors:

Nowadays, more and more supermarket anti-theft devices are flooding our eyes. The quality of the supermarket anti-theft device is directly related to the problem of the loss rate of the supermarket, and the maintenance of the supermarket anti-theft device is also increasingly concerned by the supermarket merchants. People prefer to choose manufacturers with better after-sales service, because there will be more or less problems in the process of use. It may be that the customer does not know how to use the product, or the clerk or customer accidentally touches some products. places, etc. All this requires a timely response after sales and assisting customers to solve problems.

The anti theft soft label is an electronic anti-theft product, which is mostly used in shopping malls, supermarkets and other retail places for commodity anti-theft. The following is how to use the anti-theft soft label:

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.