Non-cuttable device for attachment of shoplifting detection tag
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Mar 12, 1996
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Nov 15, 1994
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Nov 15, 1994
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A device for enabling attachment of a shoplifting detection tag to an article to be protected includes a first attachment rod having an eyelet at one end, a center portion having a bend, and a straight portion at the opposite end from the eyelet suitable for insertion into a clutch mechanism of a shoplifting detection tag; and a second attachment rod having an eyelet at one end, a center portion having a bend, and a straight portion at the opposite end from the eyelet. The first and second attachment rods and the eyelets thereof are of such relative dimensions that the first and second attachment rods may be fitted together to encompass a portion of the article to be protected by passing the straight portion of the first rod through the eyelet of the second rod and by passing the straight portion of the second rod through the eyelet of the first rod, while allowing the straight portion of the first rod to be inserted into the clutch mechanism of the shoplifting detection tag. The attachment rods are made from steel rods that are hardened so as not to be cuttable with hand tools.
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