Product Name	Official EID Sheep Ear Tag
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Product Overview	The Official EID Sheep Ear Tag is designed for electronic identification, individual animal traceability and digital flock management in commercial goat-farming-equipment/" target="_blank" class="keylink">sheep and goat operations. An RFID transponder is integrated into the ear tag so each animal can be assigned a unique electronic identification number that can be read using compatible handheld or fixed EID readers. The tag can be configured for official livestock identification programs according to the regulations and numbering requirements of the destination market. It is suitable for breeding farms, commercial sheep enterprises, livestock markets, weighing and drafting systems, veterinary programs and agricultural traceability projects.
Key Features	Integrated RFID transponder provides a unique electronic identification code for each animal. Compatible with suitable handheld, panel and race-mounted EID reader systems. Designed for official or regulated sheep identification programs where approved configurations are required. Durable livestock-grade tag body is suitable for long-term farm and pasture environments. Low-profile design helps reduce snagging on fences, feeders and sheep handling equipment. Visual numbering can be matched with the electronic identification code for easier manual verification. Supports faster electronic recording during weighing, sorting, breeding and flock health procedures. Available with project-specific numbering, coding, printing and packaging according to local requirements. Suitable for integration with sheep handling races, automatic drafting gates and digital livestock management systems.
Structural Components	Tag Body: Durable polymer structure designed for livestock identification and outdoor farm conditions. RFID Transponder: Stores and transmits the unique electronic identification number when energized by a compatible reader. Male Pin: Passes through the animal's ear during installation. Female Locking Section: Receives the pin and secures the tag after application. Visual Marking Area: Provides space for official numbers, flock information or approved management markings. Tamper-Evident Locking Structure: Available according to model and regulatory requirements.
Working Principle	After the EID tag is correctly installed in the sheep's ear, the embedded electronic transponder remains passive during normal use and requires no onboard battery. When a compatible RFID reader is brought within operating range, the reader energizes the transponder and receives the programmed identification number. The electronic number can then be linked to individual animal records such as weight, age, breeding history, treatment records, movement information and production data in compatible livestock management software. In automated handling systems, EID readers can also be integrated with weighing equipment and drafting gates to identify animals as they move through the race.
Technical Specifications	Product Type Electronic identification ear tag for sheep and goats Identification Technology RFID / electronic identification Transponder Mode Passive RFID Electronic Number Unique identification code programmed according to applicable identification scheme RFID Standard According to destination market and official livestock identification requirements Tag Material Livestock-grade polymer / TPU or equivalent according to model Tag Color According to official identification regulations and project requirements Visual Marking Laser marking, printed numbers or approved coding according to configuration Tag Dimensions Available according to selected EID tag design Reader Compatibility Compatible EID handheld, panel or fixed reader according to RFID standard Application Tool Compatible livestock ear tag applicator Suitable Animals Sheep and goats
Applications	Official sheep and goat identification programs Commercial sheep farms and breeding operations Individual animal traceability Electronic weighing and performance recording Automatic sheep drafting and sorting systems Breeding and pedigree management Animal movement and flock inventory recording Veterinary and livestock health management Livestock markets and collection centers Integrated smart livestock farm projects
Customization Options	Electronic numbering, visual numbering, tag color, printing format, barcode or data-matching files and packaging configuration can be supplied according to project requirements. Official identification specifications must follow the regulations and approval requirements of the destination country or region. Management versions for non-official farm identification can also be supplied upon request. EID tags may be combined with compatible readers, weighing indicators, race antennas and automatic drafting equipment as part of a complete sheep identification system.
Installation & Maintenance	Use only an applicator compatible with the selected tag design. Before tagging, safely restrain the animal and verify that the electronic and visual identification numbers match the required farm or official records. Position the tag in an appropriate area of the ear while avoiding major blood vessels and cartilage ribs. Leave sufficient clearance for ear growth when tagging young animals. Close the applicator completely so the male and female components lock correctly. After installation, check tag retention and scan the electronic identifier with a compatible reader where required. Applicators should be cleaned and inspected regularly, and damaged or lost official tags should be replaced according to applicable livestock identification regulations.
Project Cases	Official EID sheep ear tags can form part of complete digital sheep management projects combining electronic identification, race-mounted RFID readers, weighing scales, automatic sorting gates and flock management software. In commercial breeding and finishing operations, individual animals can be identified automatically as they pass through a handling race. The electronic ID can then be associated with live weight, breeding information, treatment history and other farm records, reducing manual data entry and supporting more efficient livestock management.
Product FAQ	Q: What is an EID sheep ear tag? A: It is an ear tag containing an RFID transponder that provides each animal with a unique electronic identification number readable by compatible EID equipment. Q: Can the tag be used for official livestock identification? A: Official configurations can be supplied according to applicable national or regional identification regulations. Approval, numbering and tag color requirements vary between markets. Q: Does the EID tag require a battery? A: No. Standard passive livestock RFID tags receive the energy required for communication from the compatible reader. Q: Can the electronic number match the visible number? A: Matching electronic and visual identification formats can be configured according to the selected identification program and regulatory requirements. Q: Can the tags work with automatic weighing and sorting equipment? A: Yes. Compatible EID readers can be integrated with livestock weighing indicators, race antennas and automatic drafting gates. Q: Are different colors available? A: Yes, subject to applicable livestock identification regulations. Certain markets reserve specific colors for official electronic, replacement or other identification purposes. Q: Can SHEWUYOU supply a complete EID identification system? A: Yes. EID ear tags can be supplied together with compatible readers, applicators, weighing equipment and sheep handling systems according to project requirements.
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