Big Pencil Tag

This Synmel Big Pencil Tag is a security tag used in the retail industry, mainly used to reduce product theft and loss. They are attached to goods using Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) systems: This is the most common type of security technology, and it consists of two main components: tags and detectors. Tags are usually hard or soft tags that are attached to and associated with the item. Detectors are usually installed at or near store exits and can detect signals emitted by tags. As merchandise is carried through the detector, if the tag's signal is not properly deactivated (for example, at a checkout counter), the detector will sound an alarm, alerting store employees to possible theft. There are many types of Big Pencil Tag, including hard tags (such as hard plastic tags), soft labels (such as sticker labels), etc. Different types of labels are suitable for different types of merchandise and retail environments.

1.  Synmel Big Pencil Tag Introduction

This Synmel Big Pencil Tag has a variety of features designed to improve merchandise security and retail business efficiency. The following are its main features:

Theft Prevention: One of the primary functions of Secured Retail Tag is to prevent merchandise theft. Through the attachment of security tags and corresponding detection systems, unauthorized goods leave to shop can be detected and alarms or other security measures triggered, thereby preventing theft.

Improve customer experience: By reducing product theft and loss, customers can improve their sense of security in the store and enhance the customer experience.

2. Synmel Big Pencil Tag Parameter (Specification)

Synmel Big Pencil Tag has a wide range of applications, mainly involving the retail industry and related fields. Here are some common application scenarios:

Retail Stores: It is widely used in traditional retail stores. It can be used to prevent product theft and reduce losses, improve sales data analysis, and improve customer experience.

Supermarkets and department stores: Supermarkets and department stores often use Secured Retail Tags to protect high-value goods such as clothes, shoes, cosmetics, etc.

Specialty Stores and Boutiques: Can be used in specialty stores and boutiques to protect expensive luxury and designer brands from theft or damage.