3m UHF RFID Animal Ear Tags
Brand Laipson
Product origin China
Delivery time 5-7 working days
Supply capacity 30000sets /month
minimum order quantity 1000pcs
3m UHF RFID Animal Ear Tags Advantages:
1.Inductive data collection is used, that is, the current information can be read out by simply shaking the collector on the UHF rfid alpaca ear tag attachment at the inspection point.The operation is simple and convenient.
2.Strict quality tests: pull force test, tag installation test, weathering test, corrosion-resistant test, etc.
3.Imported color masterbatch, custom color, does not fade, is resistant to dirt, is not easy to hang feces, easy to clean dirt, laser coding is black enough.
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INTRODUCTION
The UHF rfid animal ear tags can record the ear number of each animal together with its variety, source, production performance, immune health status, feeding, reproduction, slaughter, sales and other information.
ADVANTAGES:
1. Long reading distance to 2-5 meters.
2. Maintains flexibility through harsh weather conditions.
3. Innovative shape with improved retention.
4. More marking options allowing.
5. Fit a variety of livestock identification systems.
6. High security with globally unique ID No.
MAIN PARAMETER
| Name | 3m UHF RFID Animal Ear Tags |
| Model | US201-02 Tag |
| Material | TOP TPU material |
| Colors | Yellow or custom color |
| Chip | Alien H4 |
| Size( F ) | L*W=95mm*62mm |
Applicable | Cattle,cow,sheep,... |
| Reading distance | 0m~6m |
| Printing | Bar code, QR code ,logo is available. |
| Reference Standard | EPC C1GEN2 ISO1800-6C |
| Frequency | 960Mhz |
| Operation temperature | -40℃ to 60℃ |
UHF EAR TAG PRODUCT DETAIL
The single animal ear tags works well with Laipson P03 integrated ear tag pliers and EMP01 ear tag pen.
Imported original chip, the chip adopts QFN package design, the antenna is made of copper material, the reading sensitivity is high, and the reading distance is long.
Strict quality tests: pull force test, tag installation test, weathering test, corrosion-resistant test, etc.
