PET MICROCHIP FOR ANIMAL IDW-1 (CODE 900) 12MMX2.1MM STANDARD

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Pet microchip for animal IDW-1 (code 900) 12mmx2.1mm standard

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300 EURO - EMS - reliable international shipments (DHL, UPS, DPD, FEDEX)

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7 days

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Product description - technical specifications

Model IDW-1, standard version, size: 12mm x 2.1mm

The microchip for electronic animal identification allows for its one hundred percent identification, provided that it has been registered in the electronically marked animals database at www.worldpetnet.com.

APPLICATION:

Microchip for medium and large dog breeds
Microchip for horses
Electronic marking of farm animals (cows, pigs, sheep, alpacas)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Microchip reading standard: FDX-B
Microchip communication standard with reader: ISO 11784/11785
Chip type: HitagS-256/EM4305, 134.2KHz
Dimensions: length 12mm, width/diameter 2.1mm ± 0.1mm
Manufacturer's applied numbering, compliant with ICAR
Type of material used in production: biocompatible, hypoallergenic glass – HID (Sokymat) BIO GLASS 8625
Sterilization type: ethylene oxide
Sealing class: IP67
Microchip protection against body fluids interference through a Parylene C coating
Single-use needle made of surgical steel
System preventing the transponder from falling out of the applicator - Anti Drop System

SET FOR ELECTRONIC ANIMAL MARKING COMPOSITION:

Single-use applicator with safety lock and a lock to prevent the transponder from accidentally coming out
Transponder placed in the applicator's needle
Set of 6 stickers with barcodes of the respective microchip

SAFETY OF USE:

Sterility of packaging ensuring product sterility
Manufacturer's warranty regarding usability for implantation: 5 years
Device operation warranty in the animal's body: lifetime
Product storage temperature: -30°C to +85°C
Comfort of the procedure thanks to a well-profiled and sharp injection needle
Durability and high product quality ensuring the safety and long-term marking of the animal.

THE PRODUCT HAS A CERTIFICATE FROM THE INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ANIMAL REGISTRATION IN ROME - ICAR

Recommended microchip number readers for animals operating in the FDX-B - ISO 11784/11785 standard:

PetScan RF-CNT77 FDX-B Electronic Identification Reader - recommended
PetScan RF-CNT77 FDX-B Electronic Identification Reader with BLUETOOTH
PetScan RF-CNT102 FDX-B Microchip Reader
PetScan RF-CNT104ub Microchip Reader standards: FDX-A, FDX-B, HDX (multistandard) BLUETOOTH - dedicated for cattle
PetScan RF-CNT82 (stick) Microchip Reader FDX-B and HDX - dedicated for cattle
RF-PetScan-HALO FDX-B Microchip Reader (various colors) - dedicated for horses

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