Ferromagnetic fibers having use in electronical article surveill

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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340572, G08B 1324

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ABSTRACT:
A ferromagnetic fiber has been fabricated that has particular use in the field of electronic article surveillance (EAS). The ferromagnetic fiber is produced by using a spinning disk type of device that engages a bath of molten alloy having the desired compositions for the fiber. The use of ferromagnetic fibers has resulted in the ability to produce EAS markers of such a small length that they can be dispensed using a commercial labeler.

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Institutional Research, Sep. 1987; pp. 10-11, Knogo Corporation.
"The Chameleon . . . A Quantum Leap Forward in Electronic Article Surveillance"; (Advertisment, May, 1986), Knogo Corporation.

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