ELECTRONIC ARTICLE SURVEILLANCE EAS PRODUCT

An EAS loss prevention system, or Electronic Article Surveillance system, is a comprehensive security solution used in retail environments to prevent theft and unauthorized removal of merchandise. The EAS electronics system typically consists of three main components: security tags or labels, detection systems, and deactivators/detachers.

An EAS security tag is a vital component of Electronic Article Surveillance systems used in retail environments to deter theft and protect merchandise. These EAS electronics tags are specifically designed to be attached to items and serve as a visible deterrent to potential shoplifters.

EAS detachers are typically handheld devices that interact with the specific type of security tag used in the EAS electronics system. This type of  EAS product is equipped with mechanisms or magnetic elements that release the locking mechanism of the tag, allowing it to be safely removed.

Ink tags, also known as security tags or EAS (Electronic Article Surveillance) tags, are a type of anti-theft device commonly used in retail stores to prevent shoplifting. The EAS equipment is typically attached to clothing items or other merchandise in a store.

A bottle tag is an EAS product specifically designed to protect bottles of alcohol, wine, or other valuable liquids from theft in retail stores. These EAS electronics tags are used to prevent shoplifting and ensure that bottles remain secure on store shelves.

The EAS pin is a small, plastic or metal pin that consists of a sharp pointed end and a flat or rounded head. The pointed end is designed to penetrate the fabric or material of an item, while the head provides a surface for attaching an EAS electronics tag or label.

An EAS lanyard is a type of lanyard that is used in connection with an acoustic magnetic (AM) electronic article surveillance system. This EAS product is commonly used in retail stores and other environments where anti-theft measures are necessary.