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How to prevent shoplifting through Electronic Article Surveillance( EAS)
Indian Barcode Corporation established in 1997 and now it becomes India’s No one Barcode Solution Provider Company. Indian Barcode Corporation offers a variety of Electronic Article Surveillance, Barcode scanning equipment, Barcode verifiers, PDA/Mobile computers, ID card printers, Barcode printer ribbons, RFID readers, RFID printers, Barcode Labels, RFID tags.  

Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) :- Electronic article surveillance, or EAS, is an anti-shoplifting system used by retail businesses where an electronically-detectable tag is attached to the item of clothing or merchandise etc. It’s a technological method for preventing shoplifting in retail stores, libraries, and other businesses where merchandise is on display.  Sensor Tags or Sensor Labels are fixed to merchandise and are removed or deactivated by personnel when the merchandise is properly bought or checked out.  At building exits, detection systems are installed that will sound an alarm or alert the staff when an active tag or label that has not been removed or deactivated passes through the exit.

Indian Barcode Corporation provides the following Electronic Article :-
EAS Antena :- Indian Barcode Corporation’s  world class range of EAS antennas have been designed to meet your product protection, operational and store environment needs. Our antenna solutions work to prevent theft before a potential thief enters your store, detecting stolen items, increasing product availability, improving in-store efficiency and providing the best possible experience for your shoppers.

EAS RF LABELS :- RF Labels are paper-thin and can therefore easily be branded, printed with retailer specific information, or incorporate a dummy or live barcode. RF Labels are easy to apply and can be detected at aisle widths of up to 1.8m.

SQUARE HARD TAG :-  Indian Barcode Corporation offering the Square Hard Tag to respected clients. We are doing continuous efforts to offer valued clients excellent products and cost-effective products. Our range is accessible in a variety of designs, colors and prints. Indian Barcode Corporation have comprised this as enhanced product owing to which it is extensively demanded of which is regularly increasing.

A.M TECHNOLOGY :- Indian Barcode Corporation provides Acoustic Magnetic EAS system. It transmit a magnetic frequency signal at a frequency of 58KHz ina pulsed pattern. The transmitted signal is then used to energize an acoustic-magnetic retail security tag or label that is within the system detection zone or field.


Optical Tag :- MTC optical hard tags make shopping for spectacles and sunglasses more enjoyable. Customers can remove the frames from the display and try them on without feeling restricted by uncomfortable alarm devices. 

 

DO-0005 Detacher :- Durable, easy-to-use detachers are available to remove most hard tags. Detachers are hand-held or fixed most are simple devices with no moving parts, which make them very durable. Lock for detacher unit is also available.


Why Indian Barcode Corporation?
The main goal of Indian Barcode Corporation is to build good relationship with the customers as their business partner. The key points of the success of company are its incredible value, dedicated sales team, and highly trained technical and software support. Indian Barcode Corporation provides user convent prices for complete Barcode Solution.
 For  more info contact at – 09717122688 or email us at – gm@indianbarcode.com

INDIAN BARCODE CORPORATION

  Head Office
S-4, Plot No-7, Pok-7, Pankaj Plaza
Near Metro Station,Sector-12
Dwarka,New Delhi-110078(India)
 +91-9717122688,011-47035688 
 gm@indianbarcode.com

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