EAS

Secure your articles

EAS – Electronic Article Surveillance with AM, RF and EM is a technological method for preventing shoplifting from retail stores, through the application of special Tags fixed to the goods.

We offer a large variety of customized labels, hard Tags and RF & AM systems.

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EAS

Advantages

Significant reduction of inventory shortage through

Visual Prevention
EAS acts as a highly effective visual deterrent for potential shoplifters, discouraging theft attempts in the first place.

Acoustic Alarm
In the event of an attempted theft, EAS systems provide an immediate alarm, alerting shop personnel to intervene swiftly

Profit Increase
This reduction directly translates into an increase in profit margins for the business.

Focus on security and efficiency:

Difficulty for Shoplifters
These Tags are intentionally designed to be challenging for shoplifters to remove or deactivate, making theft more difficult.

Ease of Use for Personnel
Shop personnel can easily and quickly deactivate or remove the Tags, requiring only seconds to do so.

Shift in Attention
With the confidence of EAS in place, store personnel can shift their attention from constantly watching for potential theft to providing excellent customer service

Technical Data

EAS – AM

Acousto Magnetic – AM is a traditional retail security technologie. It transmit 50-90 pulses per second at 58 kHz. It is a very reliable system with a long range signal.

HARD TAG

LABEL

SYSTEMS

Technical Data

EAS – RF

The RF product line consists of customized RF label, hard Tags and systems. RF systems have a center frequency of 8,2 Mhz (millions of cycles per second). We are serving RF mono, RX and TX antenna systems

HARD TAG

LABEL

SYSTEMS

Source Tagging

Source tagging, also known as Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) integration, is a streamlined process that involves the application of security labels or hard Tags directly onto products during manufacturing or packaging.

This proactive approach not only enhances efficiency but also reduces costs, as retailers no longer need to manually attach security measures in-store

With EAS integrated during production, your inventory arrives at your store already safeguarded, expediting the journey to the sales floor.

This not only saves valuable time and resources but also bolsters security, making it the most cost-effective and convenient method to protect your merchandise. Explore the advantages of EAS systems on our homepage today.

Advantages

  • Customized security
    You can customize all of our labels or hard Tags to fit your needs and industry: protect high-value products discreetly with hidden labels and Tags, or present them obviously on your products, such as on exhibition pieces.
  • Effortless Theft Protection
    The most cost-effective way to safeguard your products.
  • Enhanced Efficiency
    Speeds up product placement on the sales floor, boosting overall operational efficiency

Technical Data

Components

  • Labels or hard Tags
  • Deactivators and detachers 
  • Antenna systems

Function

During the checkout process, labels are deactivated, or hard Tags are removed from products using a detacher. As customers exit the store, they pass through antenna systems that establish a surveillance zone. In the event of theft, these labels and Tags activate an alarm signal, which is detected by the antenna systems. The typical range for conventional EAS antennas (AM, RF) is approximately 1.5 to 1.8 meters.

Three available EAS Technology

  • RF (Radio Frequency, 8.2 MHz) stands as the world's most extensively employed security system, acclaimed for its exceptional reliability. This system operates by transmitting a low-frequency signal that spans the range from 7.4 to 8.8 MHz
  • AM (Acousto-Magnetic, 58 kHz) hard Tags find primary application in textiles, shoes, bottles, and cosmetic products due to their sleek design. Furthermore, they boast an extended transmission range compared to RF systems. The transmitter emits a low-frequency signal set at 58 KHz
  • RAIN/UHF RFID (Radio Frequency Identification, standardized global frequency channels between 860 – 960 MHz)

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