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  • Contact Us

    … How can we help you? I am interested in purchasing a product I would like support with a product Or contact one of our sales team below. …
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  • Privacy Policy

    …   PURPOSE OF PROCESSING DATA RETENTION NATURE OF CONFERRAL a) Allowing website browsing and the management of technical … border disclosure Personal data may be transferred to a third Country, subject to the limits and conditions set …
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  • What is the difference between RFID HDX and FDX tags?

    … HDX (Half Duplex) HDX talks to the reader like a 2 way radio, the reader sends out a signal then the tag replies Several dairy sheds systems are … within dairy farmers. Some older cattle crushes with a lot of metal noise are better suited to HDX FDX (Full …
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  • Z1 No-Snag-Tags™

    … superior retention. … Designed for superior retention with a flexible material ensuring that the tag will not snag and … out, or break off Exclusive self-piercing tag tip makes a clean, precise incision to promote faster healing Outstanding readability, with dark printing and a long neck making the tag easier to read from front or back …
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  • Product Support

    … 1. What support do you need?* --None-- I have a technical issue with my product I need support on how to use my product I found a bug I would like to share my feedback I need to repair my product I would like to apply for a product replacement I need support on billing and licensing …
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  • Tissue Sample Only (TSO)

    … Visual Tag. Each sample taken is placed directly into a vial containing dry desiccant and comes with a pre-labeled, scannable unique barcode corresponding to the …
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  • When should I use RFID HDX tags?

    … weigh crates In automated dairy or beef systems When using a panel reader for cattle, sheep & deer In a noisy and high metal environment like dairy sheds   … When …
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  • Thank you

    Thanks for your interest in our products. One of our team will contact you within 48 hours.Kind regards,The Datamars Livestock teamYou may wish to view our Knowledge Base
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  • When should I use RFID FDX tags?

    … environments such as wooden deer yards Narrow races with a panel reader like a sheep race Sheep weigh crates … When should I use RFID FDX …
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  • Original Punch Tagger

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  • Tissue Sample Tag (TST)

    … disease testing. Each sample taken is placed directly into a vial containing dry desiccant and comes with a pre-labeled, scannable unique barcode corresponding to the …
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  • Original Tag

    … or brush without damage to the tag or ear Molded from a permanently colored, weather-resistant polymer that will …
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  • Herdsman Two-Piece Tags

    … three marking options, including custom laser printing. A tamper-evident option is available for one-time use in …
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  • No-Snag-Tagger™

    … ripped ears Lightweight and durable Each tagger includes a spare pin … No-Snag-Tagger™ …
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  • Multi-Cutter

    … latex bands and other material with twice the power of a single bladed knife. Features finger guard to protect …
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  • No-Snag-Tagger™ Replacement Pin

    … exclusively with the Z Tags One Piece No Snag Tagger™. A spare pin is supplied with each tagger. … No-Snag-Tagger™ …
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  • No-Tear-Tagger™ Replacement Pin

    … to be used exclusively with the Z Tags No-Tear-Tagger™. A spare pin is supplied with each tagger. … No-Tear-Tagger™ …
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  • What's RFID?

    … Electronic Identification (EID). An RFID ear tag carries a unique electronic identification number and allows animals …
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  • Stockman Two Piece Tags

    … get tangled up in fencing, baler twine, or thick brush A free rotating design promotes rapid wound healing and …
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