hard tag

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An electronic identification or security device that is adhered to merchandise and shipping cartons. Hard tags contain metal strips or electronic circuits encased in a plastic housing. See RFID tag, RFID and EAS. See also hard token.

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White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen later was quoted as saying Escobar was out of sorts on the play because he was trying to make a hard tag on Pierzynski.

ANGELS OUTSLUGGED DYE'S BIG BLAST SPARKS WHITE SOX CHICAGO 8, ANGELS 5 by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

In addition to the prototype dual frequency system, Checkpoint is contributing a number of technology solutions to METRO Group's Future Store Initiative including a point-of-sale solution with a reminder function if you forget to detach the hard tag, and dual frequency hard tags and smart detacher that checks information on the hard tag and opens it only after the transaction is completed.

Checkpoint Systems Becomes Technology Partner in Metro Future Store ... by Business Wire

June 5: Park initiates fight with Anaheim's Tim Belcher for hard tag.

FOR DODGERS, IT'LL BE DARKEST JUST BEFORE DAWN? by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

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