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HID’s RFID tags are designed with animals in mind, so you can safeguard both livestock and companions.
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Glass tag contactless RFID transponders help manage and safeguard animals. In tag production, HID employs fully automated processes to ensure consistent quality and reliability. Patented direct-bonding technology enables more compact tag designs, delivering exceptional size-to-performance ratios.
Harnessing our extensive manufacturing expertise, we specialize in facilitating the integration of semi-finished tags, such as those used in ear tags, into various products. Additionally, we excel in designing and supporting custom RFID tags tailored to specific requirements. Our commitment to quality and innovation ensures seamless integration and reliable performance in diverse animal tagging applications.
Whether you need handheld readers for fieldwork or fixed readers for barns and processing facilities, we have options for reliable and efficient identification tracking. Engineered for durability and ease of use, our readers integrate seamlessly with our RFID tags, providing accurate data capture and real-time insights into livestock and wildlife management. With user-friendly interfaces and robust performance capabilities, our readers empower veterinarians, farmers and researchers alike to monitor and manage animal populations with precision and efficiency.
HID embeddable RFID transponders can be housed in virtually any form factor and a variety of materials to create effective LF, HF and UHF tags for animal identification applications.
Key Benefits
RFID (radio frequency identification) tags for animals are small devices that store and transmit data about the animal. These tags are typically implanted under the skin or attached to the ear and allow for quick and accurate identification.
This depends on the type of tag and reader chosen by the user. However, most RFID tags can store a variety of information, including the animal's identification number, breed, birth date, health records and vaccination history. Data can be accessed quickly with an RFID reader.
RFID tags are designed to be durable and long-lasting. They typically have a lifespan that matches or exceeds the animal's expected life, often lasting for many years without needing replacement.
Yes, RFID tags are safe for pets. Glass RFID tags are made with biocompatible materials that do not cause adverse reactions. For example, HID’s Glass RFID tags are enclosed in biocompatible glass. The optional parylene coating improves and accelerates tissue adhesion, preventing the movement of tags implanted subcutaneously into pets.
Yes, RFID tags can be used for a wide variety of animals, including pets (dogs, cats), livestock (cattle, sheep, pigs), zoo environments, insects and wildlife. The type of tag and method of application may vary based on the species and specific needs.
RFID tags provide numerous benefits, including easy and accurate identification, streamlined recordkeeping, improved tracking of health and vaccination status and enhanced management of breeding programs.
Yes, you will need an RFID reader to read the information stored on the tags. RFID readers come in various forms, including handheld devices and stationary scanners, and can be selected based on your specific requirements and environment.
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