When using EAS triangle tags for product theft prevention, pay attention to the following points:
Tag type: Understand different types of EAS tags (such as soft tags, hard tags, paper tags, etc.), and choose appropriate tags according to the characteristics of the goods.
Tag location: Make sure the tag is attached to the product in a place that is not easy to be found, usually inside or hidden in the product to prevent customers from easily removing it.
Firm fit: Make sure the tag is firmly attached to prevent it from falling off during transportation or sales.
Compatibility: Confirm that the tag is compatible with the EAS system used by the store to ensure that it can work properly.
Processing process: When selling, make sure the cashier uses a dedicated unlocking device to unlock the tag to avoid customers triggering the alarm when leaving the store.
Regular inspection: Regularly check the use of tags to ensure that all tags are working properly to prevent missed inspections.
Inventory management: When performing inventory management, make sure to record used and unused tags to avoid waste and management confusion.
Train employees: Train employees on the use and management of EAS tags to ensure that they understand how to use and handle tags correctly.
Monitoring equipment: Ensure that the monitoring equipment of the EAS system is working properly, and regularly maintain and check the effectiveness of the equipment.
By following these precautions, you can effectively improve the anti-theft effect of the EAS system and protect the property safety of the store.