
EAS AM Hard Tag for Suitcase Bag Loss Prevention
EAS AM 58kHz Hard Tag (AM-LK01) The AM hard tag is a widely used anti-theft tag in retail security systems, commonly found in clothing stores,
| Product name | 40*40mm RF anti-metal label |
|---|---|
| Model | RF-L4040OH |
| Frequency | 8.2MHz |
| Sensing range | 1-1.4m |
| Main Material | Coated paper, aluminum |
| Size | 40 * 40 * 1mm |
| Weight | 0.7g |
| Usage Scenario | Supermarket, clothing shop, retail store, etc. |
The RF-L4040OH is a specialized EAS (Electronic Article Surveillance) tag designed for robust anti-theft protection. This advanced tag operates at 8.2MHz and is uniquely engineered to perform reliably even when applied directly to products containing metallic components or metal packaging, effectively overcoming common signal interference issues.
Measuring 40x40x1mm and weighing just 0.7g, it offers discreet application without compromising product aesthetics. Its construction from coated paper and aluminum is the key to its anti-metal capabilities. With a consistent sensing range of 1-1.4 meters, the RF-L4040OH also provides dependable theft detection across various retail environments. This label is an ideal solution for securing challenging items like electronics or cosmetics in metallic containers, significantly enhancing a store’s overall loss prevention strategy in supermarkets, clothing shops, and general retail.

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