Qty 24,000 Checkpoint Superlabel Eas Security Label White 1.22"x1.26" 8.2 Mhz

US $781.99

Staten Island, New York, United States
Jan 30th

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The SuperLabels are paper thin, self-adhesive tags used to protect any type of non-metallic, hard goods item such as film, video tapes, books, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical items, or security cases for CD (DVD, or cassette) protection. These labels can be used for source tagging, which is the process of embedding labels inside of retail merchandise at the point of manufacture or packaging. At the point-of-sale the labels are quickly and permanently deactivated with the use of an RF Deactivator. Features: Length of 1.22 inches (31mm) and width of 1.26 inches (32mm) equates to a 38% smaller surface area than the competitor’s 1.5 inch square label (410). 19% higher relative power "Q”: The SuperLabel’s average Q is 80?, compared to an average of 65? for the competitor’s 410, and 75? forAll-Tag’s equivalent 1.50 (38mm) x 1.65 inch (42 mm) label. Functions: The higher Q provides comparable detection to 40 x 40mm labels. The higher Q enables the label to interact with deactivator sooner increasing the height from the counter at which the label is deactivated. Benefits: Smaller dimensions allow for tagging on smaller packaged items or hangtags. The size and cost of combination fabric/EAS identification labels can be reduced. These technological advances will result in the future introduction of labels with much higher detection and deactivation performance relative to label size. Notes: "Q” – Relative power of the label – "Q” is a general term that is applied to the relative effectiveness of a circuit or circuit element. Generally, the higher the Q factor, the better or more efficient the circuit. It is a ratio of reactance to resistance (for a series circuit), and a ratio of resistance to reactance (for a parallel circuit). When compared to the same type of circuit, such as an RF EAS label, Q is a statement of relative performance. In the EAS business, a label with a higher Q value provides better detection and deactivation performance. Label Detection – Label detection statistics are imprecise because there are a number of uncontrollable variables. Statements concerning a label’s "pick rate” should be used as a guideline only. Significant variables include the measured power of the label (Q); measured frequency of the label; tuning characteristics of the detection system; and the physical orientation of the label in relationship to the transmit signal. In general, the best performing labels are those with the highest Q value and the measured frequency closest to the center frequency of the band swept by the transmitter – all other factors equal. Security Label Specifications Label Reference 31X32 mm SuperLabel Cover of Label Barcode Label Length 31.9 mm / 1.2559 inches with a margin of 0.5 mm Label Width 31.4 mm / 1.2362 inches Label + Support Paper Width 33.4 mm / 1.315 inches Label Thickness 0.2 mm / 0.009 inches Space Between 2 Labels 2 mm / 0.078 inches with a margin of 0,05 mm Labels Per Roll 2000 / 5000 / 8000 External Diameter of Roll of 1000 150 mm / 5.9055 inches Maximum External Diameter of Roll of 1000 155 mm / 6.102 inches Maximum External Diameter of Roll of 2000 190 mm / 7.48 inches Internal Diameter of Core 77 mm / 3.0315 inches Adhesive Permanent Base Caoutchouc Solvant Identification of Bad Labels Black Line Number of Bad Labels Per Roll Indicated on the roll’s core EAS Antenna Frequency 8.2 MHz ± 5 % Deactivation Yes Label Winding External Winding Label Storage In an area with approximately 50% humidity / Light and UV sheltered

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New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. ...

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United States