TPU material animal husbandry RFID electronic sheep ear tags

Product description:

Electronic ear tag is an electronic device specially used for animal identification and electronic management. It is an electronic ID Card that can be automatically identified. People can easily identify each animal individual through various types of special readers. . In this way, such as individual identification, data statistics, whereabouts control, automatic feeding, behavior management, etc., many animal scientific research, feeding, management, investigation and other work have the technical means to realize automation and information, and the ability to track and manage animals will be greatly improved.

The electronic ear tag can record the ear number of each animal along with its breed, source, production performance, immune status, health status, animal owner and other information. Once the epidemic situation and animal product quality problems occur, it can be tracked (traced). Its source, distinguish responsibility, plug loopholes.

Features:

1. Passively activated chip

2. Surface laser etching number mark

3. Low loss rate during application process

4, can withstand 70 ℃ blisters for 20 minutes

5. TPU material to prevent long-term exposure of animals to allergic reactions

6. Can withstand the instantaneous high temperature of common domestic slaughter corona equipment

7. After matching with the matching ear studs, the shedding rate is low and the application is convenient

8. Strict disinfection treatment at the factory

Parameters:

Product material: TPU

Material color: yellow, red, green, blue and other customized colors

Product size: male standard: 21:29MM, female standard 41*16MM

Package chip: NFC213, EM4305, R6, R6P, U8, M4QT, etc.

Data retention: 100,000 times in 10 years

Working temperature: -30 degrees to 80 degrees

Storage temperature: -20 degrees to 60 degrees

Induction distance: 1-5 meters (associated with the reader)

Application areas: animal poultry identification, electronic consumption, product identification, animal management, food traceability, epidemic prevention, animal events