Electronic article surveillance marker assembly
AssigneeB&G Plastics, Inc.
InventorsChester Kolton, Michael Norman, Robert Whittemore
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Abstract
An EAS marker assembly comprises a housing defining a cavity extending inwardly from an open wall of the housing and a passage extending through a closed wall of the housing opposite the open wall and disposed aside the cavity and an EAS marker secured to the closed wall of the housing. A securement member extends through the passage and secures the EAS marker assembly to an article of manufacture, the article of manufacture closing the open wall of the housing.
Claims18
An EAS marker assembly comprising a housing defining a cavity extending inwardly from an open wall of said housing and a passage extending through a closed wall of said housing opposite said open wall and disposed aside said cavity and an EAS marker secured to said closed wall of said housing.
In combination:
- (a) an article of manufacture;
- (b) an EAS marker assembly comprising a housing defining a cavity extending inwardly from an open wall of said housing and a passage extending through a closed wall of said housing opposite said open wall and disposed aside said cavity and an EAS marker secured to said closed wall of said housing;
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- (c) a securement member extending through said passage and securing said EAS marker assembly to said article of manufacture,
- said article of manufacture closing said open wall of said housing.
In combination:
- (a) an article of manufacture;
- (b) an EAS marker assembly comprising a housing defining an interior compartment and a passage extending through said housing and an EAS marker secured to a wall of said housing;
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- (c) a securement member extending through said passage and securing said EAS marker assembly to said article of manufacture,
- said housing being of a dimension such that said article of manufacture does not interfere with deactivation of said EAS marker.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.