The STPLUS1 is our new tag. Taking from the concept of our dual locking a3tag. We’ve been able to combine the magnetic and wildly popular hook release. Built of a hard plastic and boasting a nickel plated pin, it is our most secure tag to date. We can now easily retrofit and upgrade retailers using single hook technology to our new STPLUS1.
Ask About our New STPLUS1 Lanyard!
The STPLUS1 is our new tag. Taking from the concept of our dual locking a3tag. We’ve been able to combine the magnetic and wildly popular hook release. Built of a hard plastic and boasting a nickel plated pin, it is our most secure tag to date. We can now easily retrofit and upgrade retailers using single hook technology to our new STPLUS1.
Ask About our New STPLUS1 Lanyard!
Designed and patented, the a3tag was our first security tag. The a3tag was built out of necessity. With the introduction of the Great Recession and our industry becoming more competitive, we were forced to grow… The a3tag is the first double locking security tag in the world. A blend of mechanical and magnetic release mechanisms, the a3tag is the pride and joy of Retailers Advantage. A test done by the Loss Prevention Research Council in 3 different environments found a 40, 60 and 83 % reduction on theft.
Please see a study done by the LPRC at 3 Macy’s department stores.
Designed and patented, the a3tag was our first security tag. The a3tag was built out of necessity. With the introduction of the Great Recession and our industry becoming more competitive, we were forced to grow… The a3tag is the first double locking security tag in the world. A blend of mechanical and magnetic release mechanisms, the a3tag is the pride and joy of Retailers Advantage. A test done by the Loss Prevention Research Council in 3 different environments found a 40, 60 and 83 % reduction on theft.
Please see a study done by the LPRC at 3 Macy’s department stores.
Robberies and burglaries are up 8.6% since 2016 (Source: D&D Daily)
83% of retailers surveyed reported an increase in Organized Retail Crime (ORC) year-over-year. (Source:NRF)
Organized Retail Crime (ORC) costs the retail industry approximately $30 billion(US) each year. (Source: NRF)
Nearly half of retailers surveyed reported increases in overall inventory shrink. (Source: NRF Survey 2017)
Inventory shrink cost the US retail industry $48.9 billion. (Source: NRF Survey 2017)