RFID Microchip with Syringe

Overview

Animal Identification A microchip implant is an identifying integrated circuit placed under the skin of an animal. Veterinary surgeons animal welfare groups animal wardens and conservationists now routinely use microchips worldwide to identify animals. How does it work? Radio Frequency Identification Devices or RFID. Microchip technology is based on the use of scanners sending out a radio wave or electromagnetic field. When a scanner comes into proximity with a chip the chip is energised by the radio wave and transmits its unique code back to the scanner. What is the microchip? A microchip is the size of a large grain of rice encased in a biocompatible glass which should be covered by a thin coating like Parylene C or similar to encourage tissue encapsulation. There are various types of microchips in the market place 13 digit numbers (FDX-A) and 15 digit ISO (FDX-B) all of which can be read by ISO compliant scanners.

Features:

–small size with light weight

–simple injection

–use biological glass package

–with non-slip material on the surface

1, LF and NFC glass microchip has been developed for subcutaneous injection and it is used for identify animal.

Like dog, cat, fish, cow, horse and some others animal.

2, All of the microchip are fit ISO11784/11785 standard and it have been sterilized with medical standard.

3, Each microchip have parylene coating inside which can prevent the microchip moved in animal’s bod