1. Strong Locking Structure

The clothing security tag combines a high-strength ABS shell with a wear-resistant and tensile-resistant stainless steel pin. Pull-out force tests typically reach over 45 kg, resisting common forced disassembly methods. The internal metal lock cylinder is precision-machined, and the pin locks securely in place via a two-way locking mechanism, preventing accidental loosening.

2. High-Sensitivity Magnetic Core

The clothing security tag features a high-frequency or low-frequency magnetic core, compatible with various EAS access control systems. The magnetic core sensitivity typically reaches the detection range of a standard 8.2MHz acousto-magnetic system, effectively improving anti-theft efficiency.

3. Compatible with Multiple Unlockers

The product's lock cylinder is compatible with common magnetic unlockers on the market, typically requiring an external force of around 4500 Gauss. Standardized design ensures easy compatibility with various POS systems, improving operational speed and reducing employee training costs.

4. Durable and Reliable Materials

The shell is generally made of high-grade ABS engineering plastic, with hardness and impact resistance meeting the durability requirements of the retail industry. The material can withstand long-term friction and contact, and is not prone to damage, cracking, or fading. Meanwhile, the buckle pin is made of stainless steel, has passed corrosion resistance testing, and maintains surface stability even in humid environments.

5. Compact Design

The anti-theft buckle is ergonomically designed, with its thickness and edge curves conforming as closely as possible to the surface of clothing. Its typical size remains within a slim range, minimizing interference during customer fittings. The buckle edges are smoothly finished, eliminating sharp corners and reducing the risk of friction against thin fabrics, making it suitable for various materials and styles of clothing.

1. Apparel Retail Stores

Clothing security tags are suitable for various chain apparel stores. They can be installed on hang tags or in fixed positions on clothing, generating a clear alarm signal when goods pass through electronic security gates. Suitable for regular daily sales environments, they improve overall store loss prevention efficiency.

2. Large Department Stores

In department stores, these security tags can be used to centrally manage high-value or popular items at apparel brand counters. Due to the high foot traffic in department stores, consistent detection sensitivity reduces false alarms and missed alarms, improving the uniformity of loss prevention standards in multi-store environments.

3. Apparel Warehousing Centers

Used for the circulation management of finished apparel in warehousing centers, security tags can be uniformly installed before shipment to ensure basic loss prevention during transportation or transit. Their reliable locking structure maintains a secure state during multiple handling operations, helping to reduce the risk of loss in the warehousing process.

4. Fashion Boutiques

Suitable for boutiques selling niche designer brands or high-priced apparel. Because these items are high-value, the accurate identification of anti-theft tags supports the security management needs of boutiques for high-end apparel, without damaging the appearance of the merchandise, allowing the store to maintain a professional display.

5. Fitting Area Management

Installing anti-theft tags near fitting rooms reduces management pressure during the fitting process. The lightweight tags do not affect the fitting experience, allowing customers to easily compare sizes and preventing unpaid clothing from being taken out of the area, thus contributing to order control in the fitting room environment.

Q: Will the Clothing Security Tag damage the fabric when installed on clothing?

A: The tag's pins are finely crafted with a smooth surface and a stable insertion structure. As long as it's installed in recommended locations, such as seams, tag areas, or stronger surfaces, it won't tear or leave noticeable dents on common clothing fabrics.

Q: Can the Clothing Security Tag be reused?

A: Yes. The tag's shell is made of impact-resistant engineering plastic, and the lock cylinder has undergone repeated opening and closing tests, capable of withstanding numerous cycles without affecting its locking strength. It can be quickly removed and reinstalled using a standard magnetic unlocking tool.

Q: What types of security access control systems is this tag compatible with?

A: Depending on the internal magnetic core configuration, the product is generally compatible with mainstream 8.2MHz acousto-magnetic channel systems or radio frequency systems. Most EAS channels used in clothing retail stores can reliably identify and trigger alarms.

Q: Will the tag interfere with customers trying on clothes? 

A: The security tag features a compact design, is lightweight, and has treated edges to prevent scratching skin or snagging clothing. When installed in a suitable position, it won't significantly restrict your range of motion when trying on shirts, jackets, skirts, etc.

Q: Can the security tag be removed with ordinary tools? What equipment is needed?

A: It cannot be removed with ordinary tools. The security tag uses a special metal lock cylinder and is tightly locked by a mechanical structure. It must be opened with a professional magnetic unlocking tool. At the checkout counter, the unlocking tool can be used to remove it in seconds without damaging clothing or the security tag itself.