Securing means attachable to objects of varying size and shape
OwnerAdel Odeh Sayeghinventor
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A securing means for enclosing objects of varying size, shape, and materials that allows attachment of an electronic surveillance tag thereto. The securing means having an elongated strap portion extending from a buckle like attachment portion, whereby an end of the elongated portion is inserted into the attachment portion and thereby forms a closed loop. The object to be enclosed is maintained within the loop and the size of the loop can be adjusted by changing the point of fastening of the elongated portion to the attachment portion. To prevent the elongated portion from disconnecting, the elongated portion has a plurality of hitching means disposed thereon and they engage a latching means located on the attachment portion. A plurality of apertures are located medially on the elongated portion axially align with a hole defined by the attachment portion. A pin having a head portion and an extended portion is inserted through said hole and a selected aperture, said extended portion inserting into a locking electronic tag, whereby the elongated portion and the attaching portion are securely affixed between said head and said tag. Said tag communicating with a surveillance system to warn of the removal of the enclosed object from a predetermined region.
A securing means, comprising:
A theft deterrent securing means comprising:
A securing means used in electronic article surveillance comprising:
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