A package securing system is disclosed suitable for large and small packages and envelopes. Said package securing system comprises a container into which a user would place items to be secured, and a peg or post onto which the user would place the container. Sliding the container past a flange on the peg causes the container to be locked onto the peg. A user may then operate an unlocking mechanism to remove the barrier to removal. The disclosed package securing system is easy to use prompting adoption by delivery persons.

An antitheft display pack includes a hanging member, a fastening member, and a hand tool. The hanging member includes a main body and a support portion. The support portion has a mounting chamber, at least one locking hole and a stop column. The fastening member includes a first limit portion and a second limit portion. The first limit portion is mounted in the mounting chamber, and has at least one locking hook locked in the at least one locking hole. The fastening member has a receiving hole for receiving the stop column. The second limit portion is provided with a locking block. The hand tool is mounted on the fastening member and has a plurality of retaining grooves, and the locking block is locked in one of the retaining grooves.

A food delivery system includes a food delivery container and a cell phone programmed to monitor for unauthorized access to food content provided in the food delivery container, once secured. The food delivery container has an internal volume, an opening, a cover to cover the opening to prevent access, and uncover the opening to allow access, a device for securing the cover and a sensing device for detecting whether the cover, after being positioned to cover the opening, is (still) secured over the opening, in reliance upon a state of the device for securing. The device for securing first implements a pairing or synchronizing operation with the cell phone. If the sensing device detects that the cover is not secured over the opening by the device for securing, after first being secured and armed thereon, the cell phone determines whether an authorized access has occurred.

An antitheft display pack includes a hanging member, a fastening member, and a hand tool. The hanging member includes a main body and a support portion. The support portion has a mounting chamber, at least one locking hole and a stop column. The fastening member includes a first limit portion and a second limit portion. The first limit portion is mounted in the mounting chamber, and has at least one locking hook locked in the at least one locking hole. The fastening member has a receiving hole for receiving the stop column. The second limit portion is provided with a locking block. The hand tool is mounted on the fastening member and has a plurality of retaining grooves, and the locking block is locked in one of the retaining grooves.

Systems and methods for coupling a tag to an item. The methods comprise: dispensing the tag from a tag feeder of a tag applicator; performing first operations by the tag applicator to mechanically move the tag into a nest of the tag applicator; determining if a given criteria is met based on feedback information received from at least one of a user of the tag applicator and a sensor provided with the tag applicator; and performing second operations by the tag applicator to couple the tag to the item, when a determination is made that the given criteria is met.

A curtain closure for the cargo opening of an air cargo container and the air cargo containers that have the same. The curtain closures include a fabric layer, and at least one of an insulating layer or a reinforcing layer attached to the inside of the fabric layer.

A method of mounting a bottle involves attaching, to a support body, an interface body attached to a portion of the bottle, such that at least a portion of the interface body and the portion of the bottle are positioned within an aperture defined by the support body. Bottle mounting systems are also disclosed.

An antitheft display assembly includes a support member, at least one hanging member mounted on the support member, at least one press member mounted on the at least one hanging member, at least one hand tool mounted on the at least one hanging member and locked by the at least one press member, and a limit member mounted on the support member. Thus, the at least one press member is isolated by the limit member and cannot be operated by anyone, while the locking block of the at least one press member is locked in one retaining groove of the at least one hand tool, such that the at least one hand tool is not detached from the at least one hanging member by pulling, thereby achieving an antitheft function.

A security device for mounting over the neck of a bottle having an exterior lip has outer cap structure including an annular housing portion (16) for location about the neck of a bottle and an end cap portion (18) at one end of the annular housing portion. A claw member (14) is slidably mounted to the outer cap structure for movement in a direction parallel to a longitudinal axis of the annular housing portion between operative and inoperative positions. A latch mechanism (60) releasably secures the claw member in the operative position. The claw member has a plurality of resiliently deformable elongate claws (52a, 52b) for engagement with the neck of a bottle to which the device is mounted when the claw member is in the operative position. The claw member comprises at least two sets of claws (52a, 52b) of different lengths. The latch mechanism (60) may be a magnetically-releasable latch enabling the device to be removed using a magnetic key. The device may incorporate a RF or RFID tag.

Systems and methods for coupling a tag to an item. The methods comprise: dispensing the tag from a tag feeder of a tag applicator; performing first operations by the tag applicator to mechanically move the tag into a nest of the tag applicator; determining if a given criteria is met based on feedback information received from at least one of a user of the tag applicator and a sensor provided with the tag applicator; and performing second operations by the tag applicator to couple the tag to the item, when a determination is made that the given criteria is met.