Solution

What is desired from EAS labels right now is total reliability and specialization. DIE-CUT labels earn trust from many customers for its detection, deactivation and minimal false alarm abilities. It is essential for retailers to maximize cost efficiency in long term. We believe offering reliable, unique and right products leads us and customers to a long term win-win relationship.

It is common in the apparel industry for EAS tags to be incorporated into the price and size tag. Miyake will offer the high quality tags for apparel products. Another method is to weave the EAS tag into a satin tag on the inside of garment. Miyake will offer “thin-nude” paperless tags which are tested to meet non-reactivation after washing.

CDs DVDs, and digital data storages are common applications of source tagging, and our DIE-CUT tags are ideal for this use. Although placing tags on the outside of packaging prevents theft, it covers up information about the product. Our window tag is optimal in this instance. In addition we can custom print a retailer’s brand name or a recording company’s label name on each tag.

Items such as meat packages, frozen foods, flowers, wine bottles, and plants have wet surfaces or are in contact with water, and are items that are frequently stolen as economic situation has been getting worse. Conventional etched tags are not effective against water; we implore you to sample our die-cut tags and test the effectiveness. OUR GROCERY LABELS WORK. It may make you re-explore the idea of protecting these items from shrinkage.

Conventional tags have strong adhesives that, if affixed to a book, may cause tearing of the paper when the customer tries to remove it. There is no benefit for a customer who has purchased a book, to having the anti-theft label on it. However, for the book retailer, sometimes there is little else it can do to prevent shrinkage. We, MIYAKE, have a solution for this, a BOOK TAG WITH A WEAK ADHESIVE that can be peeled off without damage. With this, the customer can peel off the tag after it has been purchased. In addition, the label is as thin as paper, so it can be attached between pages, and will not contribute to bulk, or damage the book.
At the cash register, the tags can be deactivated upon purchase, thereby allowing the customer to remove the tag, or it can be removed without deactivation by the retailer, and reused.

As applications for other uses, MIYAKE has successfully integrated the use of our RF technology to libraries, nursing facilities, inventory management, and data management at municipalities and corporations in Japan.
Libraries? For facilities that hold a large amount of books, the use of RF technology to manage inventories requires extensive know-how. MIYAKE has successfully implemented loss prevention systems in many libraries.
Eldercare Facilities -MIYAKE’s unique RF technology is being used to prevent wandering and unauthorized exits at eldercare facilities.
Document Management -MIYAKE’s data management systems are currently in use in the Japanese Ministry of defense, other authorities, and corporations.