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Retail RF Related
| Tag Detection Systems |
| Deactivators |
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| Tags |
| Labels |
| Accessories |
Retail RF Labels
| Security Paper Label |
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Dialoc ID die-cut labels are compatible with all 8.2 MHz detection systems. Unlike conventional labels, our die-cut tags are manufactured in an environmentally-friendly manner without the use of chemicals – a green, competitively priced option. The labels themselves are resistant to moisture detuning, and clients can also opt for unique waterproof labels if desired. We encourage you to experience the difference our products can make firsthand. Standard size die-cut label for general use Unlike etched labels, the detection range is not affected by moisture such as that generated by a human body. Specially made die-cut labels for grocery products such as meat and fish packages, spirits, beverages, refrigerated and frozen foods, cheese, etc. that are in direct contact with moisture Specially made labels based on requests from bookstores, a die-cut label with custom reusable adhesive so the label can be removed from paper without damage. The label is placed between pages and customer can remove it after deactivation. Technical specifications: Size:36.8x46.5mmFrequency:8.2, 10.5MHz Standard size Die-cut label for general use Unlike etched labels, detection range is not affected by moisture such a human body. Enlarge View Size:36.8~46.5mm Frequency:8.2, 10.5MHz Specially made die-cut label for grocery products such as meat and fish packages, spirits, beverages, refrigerated and frozen foods, cheese, etc. that have to be in direct contact with moisture F460 waterproof label Size:36.8x46.5mm Frequency:8.2, 10.5MHz Specially made based on requests from bookstores, a die-cut label with custom repeelable adhesive so that the label can be removed from paper without damage. The label is put between pages and customer can remove it after deactivation. P460 book label Size:50x50mm Frequency:8.2, 10.5MHz Technical Specifications: Detection:
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| Last Updated on Monday, 16 November 2009 15:09 |
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