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US 2013/0247337 A1Published application
Unitary Lanyard and Base for Electronic Surveillance Tag
OwnerLouis J. Zimmelinventor
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Abstract
A mounting disk, lanyard and distal tip are formed as a unitary member and may be utilized with a plurality of differing EAS tags to provide effective theft protection devices.
Claims14
An integrally formed mounting disk and lanyard for selectively attaching same to an (EAS) tag, said integral disk and lanyard comprises:
- a disk of plastic material forming a base smaller in height than in a generally symmetrical length and width, said disk including an aperture vertically centrally therethrough,
- an elongate bodied lanyard mounted on said disk at one end thereof and securing attached to a pin on the opposing end thereof, said lanyard being bendable with said pin end being insertable in and through said aperture in said disk, and
- a length of said pin being sufficient to extend beyond the height of said disk aperture for being selectably retainable in an EAS tag.
An integrally formed mounting disk and lanyard for selectively attaching same to an (EAS) tag, said integral disk and lanyard comprises:
- a disk of plastic material forming a base smaller in height than in a generally symmetrical length and width, said disk including an aperture vertically centrally therethrough,
- an elongate bodied lanyard mounted on said disk at one end thereof and securing a pin on a opposing end thereof, said lanyard being bendable with said pin end being insertable in and through said aperture in said disk,
- a length of said pin being sufficient to extend beyond the height of said disk aperture for being selectably retainable in an EAS tag;
- said disk including a base member having a lanyard mounting at one side thereof, and on which said one end of said lanyard is mounted, a cover member extending over said base member and securely enclosing said lanyard mounting,
- said base member, said cover member and said lanyard being joined to form a unitary member, and
- a metal tip shaped for being selectably retainable in an EAS tag.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.