Bar Code Soft Tags are designed to blend seamlessly with product packaging, often resembling standard barcodes. However, beneath their surface lies a security mechanism—typically utilizing Radio Frequency (RF) or Acousto-Magnetic (AM) technology—that interacts with Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) systems installed at store exits. If a tagged item is taken past these sensors without proper deactivation at the point of sale, an alarm is triggered, alerting store personnel to potential theft.
Dual Functionality: Combines product identification through barcodes with theft deterrence via embedded EAS technology.
Discreet Design: Mimics standard barcode labels, making them less noticeable to potential shoplifters.
Compatibility: Available in both RF (8.2 MHz) and AM (58 kHz) frequencies to suit various EAS systems.
Easy Application: Self-adhesive backing allows for quick and secure attachment to merchandise.
Deactivation Capability: Can be easily deactivated at checkout using compatible deactivation devices, preventing false alarms.
Retail Stores: Ideal for protecting items like clothing, electronics, cosmetics, and packaged goods.
Libraries and Bookstores: Used to safeguard books and media without altering their appearance.
Pharmacies: Helps prevent theft of over-the-counter medications and health products.
Cost-Effective: Provides an affordable solution for theft prevention compared to bulkier hard tags.
Non-Intrusive: Maintains the aesthetic appeal of products without obstructing branding or information.
Versatile: Suitable for a wide range of products and packaging types.
Efficient Inventory Management: The barcode component aids in tracking and managing stock levels.
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