134.2KHz Cattle Ear Tags For Animal Identification Animal Ear Tag For Sheep And Goat Earring Tags With Logo Small Size Ear Tag
Product Description:
Our Animal Electronic Ear Tag revolutionizes animal breeding and slaughter management with its advanced design. Compliant with ISO11784/5 and FDX-B standards, it integrates effortlessly into modern livestock systems, offering unmatched precision and convenience for monitoring animal health and movements.
Crafted for durability and safety, our ear tags are made from top-quality materials, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability for years of accurate tracking.
| Chip Specification |
| R/W standard | ISO11784/5 FDX-B |
| Frequency | 134.2KHz |
| Operation temperature | -30°C to 60°C |
| Ear Tag Specification |
| Color | Yellow(other colors are customizable) |
| Weight | 11.7g |
| Height | 14.5mm for ET907 |
| Dimension | 30mm for ET907; 70*57mm for T905 |
| Material | PEUR(Polyether urethane) |
| Tension | 350N |
| Anti-collision standard | IEC 68-2-27 |
| Vibrating standard | IEC 68-2-6 |
| Others |
| Packing manner | T905:40pcs/plate, 120pcs/box ET907:50pcs/bag,200pcs/box |
| Guarantee | >5 years |
| Reading distance | 17cm |
| International certification | International Committee For Animal Recording (ICAR) |
Applications:
Animal Breeding: Essential for optimizing herd productivity, animal breeding benefits greatly from technology. Specialized software tracks breeding lines, growth rates, and health records, enabling breeders to make informed decisions. This ensures the selection of optimal breeding pairs, prevents inbreeding, and enhances offspring quality.
Slaughter Management: Efficient slaughtering is vital for maintaining a consistent meat supply while adhering to food safety standards. Slaughter management software streamlines animal identification and traceability from farm to plate, ensuring only safe, high-quality meat reaches consumers.
Animal Identification: Critical for veterinary care, disease control, and ownership verification, animal identification systems use tags or microchips for quick recognition. Veterinarians can access health records promptly, aiding in treatment and disease containment. These systems also deter theft and verify ownership.
