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Manufacturer Direct Anti-theft Clips Magnetic Pins Removal Tool Clothing Anti-theft Labels Unclipper EAS Hard Labels Pins Removal Tool
Manufacturer direct anti-theft clamps, magnetic nail removal tool, anti-theft label unclipper for clothing, EAS hard label nail remover – image:


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Manufacturer Direct Anti-theft Clips Magnetic Pins Removal Tool Clothing Anti-theft Labels Unclipper EAS Hard Labels Pins Removal ToolMethod for removing nails from hard labels (unlocking)
1. Hold the label on the product with the left hand, with the front side facing up, and the protruding part aligned with the concave area at the center of the unlocking mechanism.
2. Ensure the label adheres tightly to the protruding area, pressing it into the notch of the nail extractor (unlocker). Gently press the nail on the hard label with the right hand, then pull the product outward together with it. At this point, the product can be separated from the hard label. The nail will then be removed.
3. Remove the label from the nail puller, and take off the label from the product.
4. The removed hard labels and nails should be placed properly and kept safely; do not arrange them randomly, as this may cause interference with the equipment and trigger false alarms.
EAS labels are used on products in major supermarkets for anti-theft purposes. The loss of valuable items in supermarkets is a serious issue across all supermarkets, and EAS can be utilized to protect every product. EAS hard labels are a type of recyclable label; without removing the hard labels from the items using a unlocking device, they cannot pass the inspection gate. Nowadays, EAS is not only used in supermarkets but also in specialty stores, eyewear, pharmacies, clothing and footwear industries, etc.
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