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EID Sheep Tags

EID (Electronic Identification) Tags: These tags are used for the electronic identification of stock. This information can be read with hand-held or permanently-installed devices, then processed to satisfy Government regulations and for your own stock-control and planning purposes.

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Defra Approved EID Sheep Tag Readers

	S3060 Data Collection Box with Portal Reader
	This portable walk-through unit can store up to 12,000 reads, and time-stamps all the data it collects for future downloading to a PC or central database. Its integral battery unit will power it for up to 12 hours, or it can be powered from the mains. Ideal for markets, abattoirs, haulage contractors as well as farmers, this robust unit is built to last. Find out more.

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	RS320 Stick Reader (Shown with optional Bluetooth® adapter and printer)
	An extremely rugged device which can store over 3000 tag codes for later download to a computer or optional portable printer via the supplied cable or wirelessly using the optional Bluetooth® adapter. Internal rechargeable battery and charger supplied as standard. Can also be used along with weigh scales to match the animal's EID number to its weight for later analysis. Find out more.

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Anilog 3060

Our top-of-the-range portable EID reader, capable of storing up to 9000 animal records and 255 actions/events against each animal in one session. Rechargeable batteries allow up to 8000 reads between charges. The animal's official tag number can be displayed instead of the EID number, allowing information on birth, movements, medical condition, etc. to be displayed at the time of the read. Find out more.

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	Panel Readers
	These readers are designed for installation in animal handling crates on farms and for permanent installations in livestock markets and abattoirs. Combined with livestock weight sensors and indicators, they can automate your animal handling and welfare requirements. Find out more.

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