Spider Label Supermarket Anti-Theft Label Eight Claw Label Self-Ringing Label

Product Information:

Name: box guard,spider, eight-claw anti-theft label, spider label, self-ringing label

Usage: used for anti-theft of large boxed product warehouses, supermarket stores, inventory Packaging cartons

Size: 72 * 45mm

Product features:

ABS material, durable

Stylish and elegant appearance

Humanized design, the label feels great

Long battery life

High score alarm, effectively remind the clerk

4 leads to protect products in all directions

Features:

Frequency: 8.2MHz/58kHz

2-weight alarm, 3-weight alarm

Buzzer db: 95db

Battery life: 3 years

Wire rope: 117CM

Instructions for use:

Use with lock opener

Fix the product in four leads, tighten the lead, press the switch, and the label starts to work

Close the label lock head to the lock opener, open the label lock head, hang switch, and the label stops working.

If the leader is cut off, a label alarm is triggered.

Specification:

1.Dimension: ? 72mmx45mm

2.Frequency:58KHz/8.2MHz

3.3 ALARMS:

1-alarm: AM or RF pedestal systems will alarm if the spider wrap passes through the detection zone.

2-alarm: The spider wrap emits an audible alarm when someone tries to cut the cable or tempers with the merchandise.

3-alarm: For additional security, the wrap itself will alarm whilst in motion when tagged merchandise is removed from the retail store. The tag alarm will stop once the battery is depleted or the tag is reset.

Applicable:

It is widely to be usage:Mobile shop,digital shop,Image shop,Flag navigation shop.

Main advantages:

1) Easy assembling,easy operation,bearing and tightly.

2) Reduce of the 50% labor cost, Space-saving 70% percent.

3) Spider wrapped products is easier to merchandise on display and presents the product as intended

4) Merchandise remains secured and risk of the theft is controlled

5) Staff is confident that packaged merchandise remains intact and is safe pilfering

6) Sales labour can be efficiently used to sell more product rather than serving locked displays