UHF EAS cloth security tag anti-theft for clothing retail warehouse management

The composite dual-frequency anti-theft label is a new product that combines EAS anti-theft technology and RFID radio frequency technology. It can assist retailers in theft prevention while enhancing the visibility of merchandise and providing customers with intelligent services.

Theft Prevention: RFID EAS tags are designed to deter theft and unauthorized removal of merchandise from retail stores. They work in conjunction with EAS detection systems to trigger alarms if an item with an active tag passes through the exit without being properly deactivated or removed.

Dual Functionality: RFID EAS tags serve a dual purpose by incorporating both RFID technology and EAS technology. This allows retailers to benefit from both inventory management and theft prevention capabilities in a single tag.

RFID Tracking: RFID technology enables the tracking and identification of tagged items throughout the supply chain and within the retail environment. Each tag contains a unique identification number that can be read by RFID readers, allowing for efficient inventory management, stock replenishment, and tracking of items.

Enhanced Visibility: The use of RFID EAS tags enhances the visibility of merchandise. With RFID technology, retailers can quickly locate items, monitor stock levels, and improve overall inventory accuracy. This visibility helps streamline operations, reduce stockouts, and provide better customer service.

Compatibility: RFID EAS tags are compatible with RFID systems, allowing retailers to integrate them into existing RFID infrastructure and software solutions. This compatibility enables seamless integration of theft prevention and inventory management functions.

Versatility: RFID EAS tags come in various form factors to accommodate different types of merchandise. They can be attached or embedded into items such as clothing, accessories, electronics, or high-value products.

Deactivation Capability: RFID EAS tags can be easily deactivated or removed at the point of sale using specialized deactivation devices or detachers. This ensures that customers can leave the store without triggering alarms on purchased items.