RFID Pistol Grip Injector

Designed for low cost repeatable injections for multiple transponders. The ergonomic design prevents fatigue for multiple tag operations. Compatible with all UID Implantable Transponders for research and ISO applications.

• Easy to use
• Re-usable
• Compatible with 1.4mm x 8mm and 2.1mm x 12mm Transponders

About UID

LAB Animal Identification Information

UID has taken a new approach to bring laboratory animal identification into the laboratory environment. In the past, laboratory animal identification product suppliers only offered identification tags and, at best, very simple software. For the critical element of how to actually use the tags and readers, the customer was left to his own devices. UID’s unique solution is to provide laboratories with the highest quality tags available and the ability to have custom software written or work seamlessly with all LIMS systems such as Provantis®, Pristima ™, PDS or Topaz for secure data collection.

Rodent and large lab animal identification is becoming mandatory in most institutions. Having the ability to uniquely and permanently identify an animal will be vital for complying with the new SEND regulations, starting in 2016. UID understands this process and has the tools necessary for full compliance.

Pet & Wildlife Microchip Information

UID provides a complete solution for pet and wildlife microchip identification applications. Compliant tags follow the ISO 11784 and 11785 standards and have been registered with ICAR, which requires sellers to trace ownership. UID offers a safe and convenient solution for identification and tracking. Each ISO tag is verified before shipping for the highest standard available. UID FDX + PIT tags are fully compliant and have the highest quality and read distance of any transponder in the 2.1mm x 12mm size.  Smaller and larger sizes are available as well.

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