HF Animal RFID Ear Tag NAET (Round)

Indiarfidstore’s NAET RFID animal ear tag has been specially designed for Livestock Management. The ear tags are made of TPU material with an option for Laser Engraving printing for barcodes and variable numbers.

FEATURES:

• Fast response antenna design
• High Sensitive Chip
• Customized Chip Memory
• Laser Engraving Barcode and Variable Number Printing
• High Retention owing to Laser Engraving

APPLICATIONS:

• Livestock Management & Identification
• Cattle Monitoring & Identification
• Horse Tracking & Identification
• Bird Tracking & Identification
• Swine Tracking & Identification

Frequently asked questions

What is an RFID animal ear tag used for?

The NAET RFID animal ear tag is designed for livestock management and identification, covering cattle monitoring, horse tracking, swine tracking and bird identification. Made from TPU material, it is used by dairy farms, veterinary programmes and livestock departments across India for individual animal records.

What frequency does this HF animal ear tag work on?

The NAET animal ear tag is a high frequency RFID tag, and HF RFID operates at 13.56 MHz. It uses a fast response antenna design with a high sensitivity chip, and the chip memory can be customised to match the data your herd management software stores.

Can animal ear tags be printed with numbers and barcodes?

Yes, the NAET RFID ear tag supports laser engraving for barcodes and variable numbering, so each animal carries a visible unique number alongside the RFID chip. Laser engraved marking gives high retention, so the printed number stays readable through years of outdoor use.

Can I order RFID ear tags in bulk for a livestock farm in India?

Yes, NAET RFID animal ear tags are supplied in bulk with customised chip memory and laser engraved numbering by India RFID Store, an Indian manufacturer. Pricing depends on quantity, chip and printing, so check the listed price or request bulk pricing along with your herd size.

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