A method for preventing objects from being replaced by bundling them with cable ties, long adhesive tapes and small stickers

Abstract

The present invention discloses a method for preventing articles from being replaced by bundling them based on cable ties, long adhesive tapes and small stickers. Before the articles are transported, a barcode card cable tie with an identification pattern is used to bind and lock the articles; a long adhesive tape is then used to bind and paste the barcode card cable tie around the article, and the barcode card is exposed; a small sticker with a QR code is then pasted on the long adhesive tape and the barcode card, and then photographed and recorded; after the articles arrive at the destination, it is checked whether the long adhesive tape and the small sticker have been torn off and whether the cable ties have been damaged, and the identification pattern on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker are photographed for comparison with the records. The present invention prevents articles from being replaced by using the long adhesive tape and the small sticker in combination with the existing cable ties, and can prevent the occurrence of falsification of samples sent for inspection as much as possible.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to a method for preventing objects from being replaced by bundling them based on a cable tie, a long adhesive tape and a small sticker. Background Art

[0002] In the construction industry, in order to conduct quality inspections on building materials, the current common method is to randomly select some of the produced building materials as samples during production, and send the samples to the testing department for quality inspection to achieve quality supervision. However, this form of inspection has the risk of sample substitution, that is, the inspection unit replaces the sample with a product of better quality for inspection, thereby concealing possible quality problems.

[0003] At present, there are also methods of using cable ties to bind and fix samples, and when the samples are sent to the testing department, check whether the cable ties have been replaced, so as to determine whether the samples have been replaced to prevent fraud in inspection. This type of cable tie is currently used for anti-counterfeiting bag openings, strips, and objects with holes. It is a cheap and good method. However, this method is more effective for bag openings used to encapsulate powdered, water-based and other building materials, as well as flexible materials and objects with holes. However, there is still a defect that non-porous and harder objects are easily replaced. For example, when bundling steel bars, it is easy to pull out the steel bars as a whole, and then reinsert the replacement steel bars into the ring formed by the cable tie according to the original number. Summary of the invention

[0004] In order to prevent the technical problem that cable ties have no holes in the seal and relatively hard objects are easily replaced, the present invention provides a method for preventing the replacement of objects based on cable ties, long tapes and small stickers, which can effectively prevent the replacement of non-porous and relatively hard objects.

[0005] In order to achieve the above technical purpose, the technical solution of the present invention is:

[0006] A method for preventing objects from being replaced by bundling them with long adhesive tape and small stickers, comprising the following steps:

[0007] Step 1: Before transporting the items, use long tape to tie and stick them around the items;

[0008] Step 2: Paste the small sticker, and make sure that part of the small sticker is pasted on the long tape and the other part is pasted on the object;

[0009] Step 3: After the item arrives at the destination, check whether the long tape and the small sticker have been torn off. If so, it means the item has been replaced, otherwise it has not been replaced.

[0010] In the method for preventing the objects from being replaced when being bundled, the long adhesive tape and the small sticker are torn off after being pasted, leaving a background pattern at the original pasting place and losing the stickiness.

[0011] In the method for preventing the bundled items from being replaced, the small sticker is provided with a QR code for identification, and before step three, the following steps are also included:

[0012] Take a photo of the QR code on the sticker and record it;

[0013] And step three also includes the following steps:

[0014] Take a photo of the QR code on the small sticker and compare it with the QR code taken and recorded before the item is inspected and transported. If they are inconsistent, it is determined that the item has been replaced, otherwise it has not been replaced.

[0015] The method further comprises the following process in step 2: taking a photo of the object where it is bound by the long tape and the small sticker as an identification image;

[0016] Step three also includes the following process: taking a photo of the place where the item is tied with the long tape and the small sticker under the same conditions as in step two as a comparison image, and then comparing the comparison image with the identification image. If they are inconsistent, it is considered that the item has been replaced, otherwise it is considered that the item has not been replaced.

[0017] A method for preventing objects from being replaced by bundling them with cable ties, long adhesive tapes and small stickers, comprising the following steps:

[0018] Step 1: Before transporting the items, use a barcode cable tie with an identification pattern to tie and lock the items;

[0019] Step 2: Use a long tape to wrap around the barcode card tie to tie and stick it, leaving the barcode card exposed;

[0020] Step 3, affix a small sticker with a QR code, with one part of the small sticker attached to the long tape and the other part attached to the barcode card or object;

[0021] Step 4: Take a photo and record the identification pattern on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker;

[0022] Step 5. After the item arrives at the destination, check whether the long tape and the small sticker have been torn off and whether the cable tie has been damaged. If so, the item is considered to have been replaced; otherwise, it has not been replaced. Take a photo of the identification pattern on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker to compare with the record in step 4. If they are inconsistent, the item is considered to have been replaced; otherwise, it has not been replaced.

[0023] The method for bundling items to prevent replacement based on cable ties, long adhesive tapes and small stickers is described. The cable ties are disposable cable ties, and the disposable cable ties include a tie strip and a locking opening. The tie strip is provided with a plurality of locking teeth, and the locking opening is arranged at one end of the tie strip and is provided with locking teeth for allowing the tie strip to pass through in one direction, and the barcode tag is arranged at the locking opening.

[0024] In the method for preventing objects from being replaced by bundling them based on cable ties, long adhesive tapes and small stickers, the identification pattern is a QR code pattern.

[0025] The method further comprises the following process in step 4: taking a photo of the place where the item is tied with the cable tie, the long tape and the small sticker as an identification image, and the identification image includes the identification pattern on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker;

[0026] Step 5 also includes the following process: taking a photo of the place where the item is tied with the cable tie, long tape and small sticker under the same conditions as in step 4 as a comparison image, and the comparison image also includes the pattern for identification on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker; then comparing the comparison image with the identification image, if they are inconsistent, it is considered that the item has been replaced, otherwise it is considered that the item has not been replaced.

[0027] The technical effect of the present invention is that, through the coordinated use of long tape and small stickers, the long tape is first bound and pasted on the sample, and then the small sticker is pasted on the long tape and the article. If the sample is replaced, the long tape and the small sticker will inevitably be damaged, thereby preventing the sample from being replaced. At the same time, long tapes and small stickers that leave a shading and lose stickiness after being torn can also be used, and at the same time cooperate with existing cable ties to further improve the anti-counterfeiting effect. At the same time, the articles before being sent for inspection can be photographed, and the articles can be photographed again after arriving at the inspection department, and the photos taken twice can be compared. Since the binding position of the cable tie and the binding and pasting position of the long tape and the small sticker are random when the articles are bundled, it is basically impossible to completely copy the same binding and pasting position on the replaced articles, so it can prevent the occurrence of counterfeiting of samples sent for inspection as much as possible.

[0028] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0029] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the use effect of Example 1 of the present invention;

[0030] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the use effect of embodiment 2 of the invention;

[0031] Among them, 1 is the item, 2 is the long tape, 3 is the small sticker, 4 is the cable tie, 5 is the barcode tag, and 6 is the locking mouth. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0032] Example 1

[0033] See also Figure 1 The present embodiment provides a method for preventing items from being replaced by bundling them with a long tape and a small sticker, comprising the following steps:

[0034] Step 1: Before transporting the items, use long tape to tie and stick them around the items;

[0035] Step 2: Paste the small sticker, and make sure that part of the small sticker is pasted on the long tape and the other part is pasted on the object;

[0036] Step 3: After the item arrives at the destination, check whether the long tape and the small sticker have been torn off. If so, it means the item has been replaced, otherwise it has not been replaced.

[0037] After the items are tied and pasted through steps one and two, if you want to change the sample, you must tear off the long tape and the small sticker. After the general sticker is pasted on the item, it will definitely leave some residue on the item after tearing it off, making it difficult to restore it to its original state, thereby preventing the situation of replacing the item to be inspected. The item to be inspected in this embodiment is a steel bar, but it can also be used for other items to be inspected.

[0038] Furthermore, in order to prevent the long tape and small sticker from being restored once they are pasted and then torn off, the long tape and small sticker in this embodiment are provided with a background pattern, that is, disposable stickers on the market are used as the long tape and small sticker. When stickers of this material are torn off after pasting, the background pattern will be left at the original pasting place and the sticker will lose its stickiness. Therefore, as long as you try to tear off the long tape and small sticker, the long tape and small sticker will inevitably be damaged, thereby preventing the inspection items from being replaced.

[0039] At the same time, in order to further increase the difficulty of counterfeiting by replacement, a QR code for identification is provided on the small sticker of this embodiment, and before step three, the following steps are also included:

[0040] Take a photo of the QR code on the sticker and record it;

[0041] And step three also includes the following steps:

[0042] Take a photo of the QR code on the small sticker and compare it with the QR code taken and recorded before the item is inspected and transported. If they are inconsistent, it is determined that the item has been replaced, otherwise it has not been replaced.

[0043] That is, the QR code on the small sticker is used to identify and archive the items after they are bundled and pasted, and the corresponding information is sent to the inspection department. When the inspection department receives the bundled items, it first photographs and identifies the QR code on the small sticker. If the QR code is found to be incorrect, it means that the items have been replaced, thus effectively preventing the items from being replaced as a whole.

[0044] Meanwhile, step 2 of this embodiment may also include the following process: taking a photo of the part where the object is bound by the long tape and the small sticker as an identification image;

[0045] The corresponding step three also includes the following process: taking a photo of the place where the item is tied with the long tape and the small sticker under the same conditions as in step two as a comparison image, and then comparing the comparison image with the identification image. If they are inconsistent, it is considered that the item has been replaced, otherwise it is considered that the item has not been replaced.

[0046] Since the binding and pasting positions of the long tape and the small sticker are random, the appearance characteristics of the inspection items have been recorded in the photos, including the shape and relative position of the long tape and the small sticker after pasting. After the inspection department receives the inspection items, it can take photos again and compare the photos taken with the photos taken before inspection. However, due to the randomness of pasting, once the long tape and the small sticker are replaced, it is difficult to restore the original appearance characteristics of the long tape and the small sticker. If there are differences in the two photos, such as the shape formed by pasting, or the relative position of the long tape and the small sticker, it means that the inspection items have been replaced, which further reduces the possibility of replacement fraud.

[0047] Example 2

[0048] This embodiment provides a method for preventing objects from being replaced by bundling them with cable ties, long adhesive tapes, and small stickers, including the following steps:

[0049] Step 1: Before transporting the items, use a barcode cable tie with an identification pattern to tie and lock the items;

[0050] Step 2: Use a long tape to wrap around the barcode card tie to tie and stick it, leaving the barcode card exposed;

[0051] Step 3, affix a small sticker with a QR code, with one part of the small sticker attached to the long tape and the other part attached to the barcode card or object;

[0052] Step 4: Take a photo and record the identification pattern on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker;

[0053] Step 5. After the item arrives at the destination, check whether the long tape and the small sticker have been torn off and whether the cable tie has been damaged. If so, the item is considered to have been replaced; otherwise, it has not been replaced. Take a photo of the identification pattern on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker to compare with the record in step 4. If they are inconsistent, the item is considered to have been replaced; otherwise, it has not been replaced.

[0054] In the above manner, after the cable tie is used to bind the inspection object, in order to prevent the object from being pulled out of the loop formed by the cable tie and replaced, this embodiment is further bound and pasted with a long adhesive tape outside the cable tie, so that even if the object is easily pulled out of the cable tie, the long adhesive tape can still fix and prevent the object from being pulled out. At the same time, a small sticker is pasted on the object or the cable tie to further prevent the object from being pulled out and replaced, achieving an effect similar to that of embodiment 1.

[0055] The cable tie of this embodiment is a disposable cable tie, which includes a tie strip and a locking opening, wherein the tie strip is provided with a plurality of locking teeth, the locking opening is provided at one end of the tie strip and is provided with locking teeth for allowing the tie strip to pass through in one direction, and a barcode plate is provided at the locking opening, thereby preventing the tie strip from being untied and replaced.

[0056] The pattern used for identification on the barcode tag of the cable tie in this embodiment is a QR code pattern. In specific use, similar to the process of photographing and identifying the QR code on the small sticker in embodiment 1, and sending it to the inspection department, the same operation can be performed on the QR code pattern on the barcode tag before sending it for inspection to prevent the inspected items from being replaced.

[0057] Furthermore, step 4 of this embodiment also includes the following process: taking a photo of the place where the item is tied with the cable tie, the long tape and the small sticker as an identification image, and the identification image includes the identification pattern on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker;

[0058] The corresponding step 5 also includes the following process: taking a photo of the place where the item is tied with the cable tie, the long tape and the small sticker under the same conditions as in step 4 as a comparison image, and the comparison image also includes the pattern for identification on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker; then comparing the comparison image with the identification image, if they are inconsistent, it is considered that the item has been replaced, otherwise it is considered that the item has not been replaced.

[0059] Since the binding position of the cable tie and the binding and pasting position of the long tape and small sticker are random, the photos taken will record the binding position of the item to be inspected, the shape of the long tape and small sticker after pasting, the relative position, etc. After the inspection department receives the item to be inspected, it can take photos again and compare the photos taken with the photos taken before inspection. Since it is difficult to reproduce the binding of the cable tie and the pasting form of the long tape and small sticker in exactly the same position after the replacement, if there is a difference between the two photos, it means that the item to be inspected has been replaced.

Claims

1. A method for preventing items from being replaced by bundling them with long adhesive tape and small stickers, characterized in that: The following steps are involved: Step 1: Before transporting the items, use long tape to tie and stick them around the items; Step 2: Paste the small sticker, and make sure that part of the small sticker is pasted on the long tape and the other part is pasted on the object; Step 3: After the item arrives at the destination, check whether the long tape and the small sticker have been torn off. If so, it is determined that the item has been replaced, otherwise it has not been replaced; In step 2, The process includes: taking a photo of the object where it is bound with the long tape and the small sticker as an identification image; Step 3 The process includes: taking a photo of the place where the item is bound by the long tape and the small sticker under the same conditions as in step 2 as a comparison image, and then comparing the comparison image with the identification image. If they are inconsistent, it is considered that the item has been replaced, otherwise it is considered that the item has not been replaced; When the long tape and small sticker are torn off after pasting, the original pasting place will leave a background and lose its stickiness; The small sticker is provided with a QR code for identification, and before step 3, the following steps are also included: Take a photo of the QR code on the sticker and record it; And step three also includes the following steps: Take a photo of the QR code on the small sticker and compare it with the QR code taken and recorded before the item is inspected and transported. If they are inconsistent, it is determined that the item has been replaced, otherwise it has not been replaced.

2. A method for preventing items from being replaced by bundling them with cable ties, long adhesive tapes and small stickers, characterized in that: The following steps are involved: Step 1: Before transporting the items, use a barcode cable tie with an identification pattern to tie and lock the items; Step 2: Use a long tape to wrap around the barcode card tie to tie and stick it, leaving the barcode card exposed; Step 3, affix a small sticker with a QR code, with one part of the small sticker attached to the long tape and the other part attached to the barcode card or object; Step 4: Take a photo and record the identification pattern on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker; Step 5: After the item arrives at the destination, check whether the long tape and the small sticker have been torn off and whether the cable tie has been damaged. If so, it is determined that the item has been replaced; otherwise, it has not been replaced. Take a photo of the identification pattern on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker to compare with the record in step 4. If they are inconsistent, it is determined that the item has been replaced; otherwise, it has not been replaced. In step 4, The process includes: taking a photo of the object where it is tied with the cable tie, the long tape and the small sticker as an identification image, and the identification image includes the identification pattern on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker; In step 5, The process includes the following steps: taking a photo of the place where the item is tied with the cable tie, the long tape and the small sticker under the same conditions as in step 4 as a comparison image, and the comparison image also includes the pattern for identification on the barcode card and the QR code on the small sticker; then comparing the comparison image with the identification image, if they are inconsistent, it is considered that the item has been replaced, otherwise it is considered that the item has not been replaced; The cable tie is a disposable cable tie, which includes a tie strip and a locking opening. The tie strip is provided with a plurality of locking teeth. The locking opening is arranged at one end of the tie strip and is provided with locking teeth for allowing the tie strip to pass through in one direction. The barcode tag is arranged at the locking opening.

3. A method for preventing objects from being replaced by bundling them with cable ties, long adhesive tapes and small stickers according to claim 2, characterized in that: The identification pattern is a two-dimensional code pattern.

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