Electronic article surveillance marker assembly
AssigneeB&G Plastics, Inc.
InventorsChester Kolton, Michael Norman, Robert Whittemore
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AssigneeB&G Plastics, Inc.
InventorsChester Kolton, Michael Norman, Robert Whittemore
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An electronic article surveillance assembly comprises an upstanding housing having a closed ceiling and a floor having a continuous peripheral portion bounding a central floor opening, the housing having an interior cavity communicating with the central floor opening, an EAS marker being disposed in the housing interior cavity, the housing defining a sidewall extending from the ceiling to the continuous peripheral floor portion and tapered to form the housing with a periphery having a V-shaped cross-section. Further provided is, in combination, an electronic article surveillance assembly comprising an upstanding housing having a closed ceiling and a floor having a continuous peripheral portion bounding a central floor opening, the housing having an interior cavity communicating with the central floor opening, an EAS marker being disposed in the housing interior cavity, the housing defining a sidewall extending from the ceiling to the continuous peripheral floor portion and tapered to form the housing with a periphery having a V-shaped cross-section and an article of manufacture, the continuous floor peripheral portion being secured to an exterior surface of the article of manufacture.
An electronic article surveillance (EAS) assembly comprising an upstanding housing having a closed ceiling and a floor having a continuous peripheral portion bounding a central floor opening, said housing having an interior cavity communicating with said central floor opening, a bottom closure member secured to an interior surface of said floor continuous peripheral portion and an EAS marker being disposed in said housing interior cavity, wherein said continuous floor peripheral portion is of arcuate configuration.
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