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| Product Overview | The EID and Visual Sheep Ear Tag Set is designed for double identification of goat-farming-equipment/" target="_blank" class="keylink">sheep and goats, combining an electronic RFID ear tag with a matching visual identification tag. The electronic component enables rapid animal recognition with compatible readers, while the visual tag provides clear, immediate identification during routine flock handling. This combination is suitable for commercial sheep farms, breeding operations, livestock markets, veterinary programs, weighing systems and integrated flock management projects. It supports individual animal traceability, digital record keeping and efficient data collection throughout breeding, health management, movement and production workflows. |
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| Working Principle | The electronic tag contains a passive RFID transponder. When a compatible reader generates an electromagnetic field near the tag, the transponder is energized and transmits its stored identification code back to the reader. This allows the individual animal to be identified without direct visual reading of the tag number. The corresponding visual tag is installed on the opposite ear or according to the farm identification protocol. Its printed number provides immediate visual confirmation and can be matched with the electronic identification record in the farm database. By combining EID and visual identification, farms can use electronic scanning for automated data collection while retaining a convenient manual identification method. |
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| Customization Options | Visual numbering, electronic identification sequence, tag color, printed farm information, packaging quantity and matching tag combinations can be customized according to project requirements. Different male tag components, visual tag shapes and identification formats are available upon request. System configuration can also be adapted to local livestock identification regulations, reader technology and farm management procedures. |
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| Installation & Maintenance | Before installation, verify that the visual identification number corresponds with the intended electronic tag record. Load the male and female tag components into the compatible applicator according to the applicator instructions. Safely restrain the sheep and position the tag in a suitable area of the ear, avoiding major blood vessels and excessively thick tissue. Close the applicator completely to lock the tag components securely. After installation, scan the EID tag with a compatible reader and confirm that the displayed electronic code matches the farm record. Applicators should be kept clean and inspected regularly for correct alignment and smooth operation. |
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| Project Cases | EID and visual ear tag sets can be supplied as part of complete sheep identification and handling projects. Typical systems combine electronic ear tags with handheld or fixed RFID readers, electronic weighing crates, automatic drafting gates and flock management software. For large breeding farms and livestock groups, matching identification sequences can support individual performance records, weight monitoring, treatment history and automated animal sorting throughout the production cycle. |
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| Product FAQ | Q: Why use both an EID tag and a visual ear tag? A: The EID tag supports electronic data collection, while the visual tag provides immediate manual identification when a reader is not being used. Q: What RFID technology is available? A: FDX-B technology is available for sheep and goat identification systems according to the selected configuration. Q: Can the tags work with electronic weighing systems? A: Yes. Compatible EID tags can be integrated with RFID readers, electronic scales, weighing crates and livestock management software. Q: Can the visual number match the electronic record? A: Yes. Matching identification sequences can be prepared according to project requirements to simplify record management. Q: Can tag colors and printed information be customized? A: Yes. Color, sequential numbering, farm codes and other visual markings are available according to order requirements. Q: Are the tags suitable for goats as well as sheep? A: Yes. Suitable configurations can be used for both sheep and goats. Q: Can the set be supplied with RFID readers and applicators? A: Yes. Compatible applicators, handheld readers and other livestock identification equipment can be supplied as part of a complete project. |
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