RF EAS Labels

With one of the widest portfolios of market leading RF EAS labels on the market, you can find the perfect label for your product from Checkpoint. Your products are made to be the best they can be for your customers. From the physical properties of the product itself through to the packaging. We understand this, which is why we design labels for specific use cases, not just a one-size-fits-all solution.

Whilst retailers traditionally focus on detection alone, other key performance measures such as Deactivation & Reactivation which affect the store environment, shopper experience and overall ROI are also essential to improving the in-store customer experience. Our labels are developed and manufactured in-house before being meticulously tested to ensure our labels meet our customers' high expectations every time at every step.

With over 25 years experience, Checkpoint has helped retailers, CPG companies and packagers efficiently apply RF EAS labels safely both within and on packaging. EAS labels applied upstream minimize cost and protect brand integrity.

As a pioneer of RF technology, we have been helping retailers and brands protect their merchandise for more than 50 years. We know that the battle against shoplifters doesn't stop, which is why our R&D teams are always looking for new and creative ways to securely protect your products with RF/RFID technology.

Our latest innovation is the world's first commercially available RF label to work on metal products and metallic packaging - RF Metal™

During the testing of this label with selected customers across a number of veritcals, markets and geographies, we saw a consistent 50% shrink reduction in previously unprotected items.

With the need to protect a wider variety of products increasing, the development of smaller labels with the ability to offer similar detection to that of standard labels has become a priority to retailers. Larger labels traditionally have higher levels of detection, but our micro labels are the best performing in their class.

These smaller and more powerful labels take up less visible space on product packaging, ensuring that branding is not obstructed and important consumer information is displayed, offering retailers more options for protecting their products than ever before.