Import Anti Shoplifting Eas Labels — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Nanjing Bohang Electronics anti shoplifting EAS labels are designed for integration with AM EAS systems, offering high sensitivity to detect unauthorized removal of tagged merchandise. These labels are compatible with a range of EAS systems and are engineered to minimize false alarms, ensuring a seamless shopping experience. The labels are available in multiple sizes and styles to accommodate different product types, from apparel to small electronics.

EAS labels in this category typically use a resonant circuit tuned to 58 kHz, the standard frequency for AM systems, with a detection range that depends on the tag’s size and the system’s antenna configuration. Common industry specifications include a typical detection range of 0.9m to 1.8m for standard labels, with smaller tags suited for compact items and larger tags for bulkier goods. The labels are usually constructed with a paper or plastic substrate and a deactivable adhesive layer for easy removal at the point of sale.

Retailers use these labels to protect high-value or high-theft items such as clothing, cosmetics, and consumer electronics. The labels’ design allows for discrete attachment to products without affecting their appearance. Buyers should confirm the label dimensions and adhesion strength to ensure they meet the specific needs of their merchandise and retail environment.

Nanjing Bohang Electronics Co., Ltd. operates from Building E2, Nanjing Tianan Cyber Park, Baixia High Tech Zone, Nanjing 210014, Qinhuai, China. The company focuses on electronic article surveillance solutions, including EAS labels and antennas, catering to retail security needs. Its imported supplier tier and harbor trust tier indicate a stable and specialized presence in the security equipment market.

The supplier’s product descriptions highlight technical compatibility and practical applications for retail environments. While the profile does not provide details on response rates or certifications, the emphasis on EAS system integration and label versatility suggests a focus on addressing real-world retail security challenges. No unverified claims about production scale, client base, or additional certifications are included.