What Are Electronic Ear Tags for Sheep?
Electronic ear tags for sheep are small RFID markers attached to a sheep’s ear to give each animal a unique digital ID. Our sheep electronic ear tags store a unique number on a UCODE 8 chip inside a durable TPU tag, so you can scan your flock quickly without reading printed numbers by hand.
These electronic ear tags for sheep are built for sheep and goat farms that need reliable identification and tracking. The female tag measures 45 × 17 × 14 mm and weighs 3.3 g. The male tag measures 30 × 23 mm and weighs 2.3 g. They lock together through the ear and stay attached through weather, mud, and daily pasture movement.
Key Features of Our Sheep Electronic Ear Tags
• UHF RFID reading from 1 to 3 meters, depending on the reader
• TPU material resists cracking, water, and UV wear
• Injection-molded TPU, non-toxic and skin-safe for multi-year wear
• Laser-etched numbers stay readable for the life of the animal
• UCODE 8 chip for stable data storage and fast scanning
• Orange standard color for easy visual identification
• Male and female tags work together for secure attachment
• 100 pcs per bag for convenient ordering
Electronic Ear Tags for Sheep Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Model | RFID Tag J-4517 |
| Material | TPU |
| Encapsulation Process | Injection molding |
| Color | Orange |
| Female Tag Dimensions | 45 × 17 × 14 mm |
| Male Tag Dimensions | 30 × 23 mm |
| Female Tag Weight | 3.3 g |
| Male Tag Weight | 2.3 g |
| Chip | UCODE 8 |
| Frequency | 902–928 MHz (UHF) |
| Reading Distance | 1–3 meters (depends on reader) |
| Working Temperature | -20°C to +65°C (no icing) |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +75°C (no icing) |
| Package | 100 pcs per bag |
| Additional Crafts | Code printing, laser engraving |
Applications of Electronic Ear Tags for Sheep
• Sheep and goat identification
• Epidemic prevention and disease control
• Flock inventory and head counting at gates
• Intelligent identification and inventory tracking
• Automated weighing and feeding systems
• Breeding records and lamb parentage tracing
• Daily record management
• Movement traceability for transport and slaughter
How to Apply Sheep Electronic Ear Tags
1. Match the sheep electronic ear tag with the correct applicator.
2. Restrain the sheep or goat in a holding chute.
3. Place the female tag on the inside of the ear and the male tag on the outside.
4. Squeeze the applicator firmly to lock the two parts together.
5. Scan the tag with your RFID reader and record the ID in your farm management system.
Ready to Tag Your Flock with Electronic Ear Tags?
If you manage a sheep or goat operation that needs reliable identification, our electronic ear tags for sheep give you the accuracy and durability to do it right. The right sheep electronic ear tags make every scan count, every health record trustworthy, and every flock inventory faster.
Request a quote today and tell us your flock size, preferred color, and chip type. We will help you pick the right electronic ear tags for your operation and get them shipped fast.
Electronic Ear Tags for Sheep FAQ
Q: What are electronic ear tags for sheep?
A: Electronic ear tags for sheep are markers with an embedded RFID chip that give each animal a unique digital ID. You can scan them with a reader instead of reading printed numbers by hand.
Q: How do sheep electronic ear tags work?
A: Each sheep electronic ear tag contains a UCODE 8 chip with a unique number. When a UHF reader sends a signal, the tag returns its ID, letting you identify sheep from 1 to 3 meters away.
Q: What frequency are these electronic ear tags for sheep?
A: These sheep electronic ear tags operate at 902–928 MHz UHF, which suits flock-level scanning and gate reading.
Q: How long do electronic ear tags for sheep last?
A: With TPU construction and laser-etched markings, these sheep electronic ear tags are designed to last the lifetime of the animal under normal farm conditions.
Q: Can these electronic ear tags be used on goats?
A: Yes. The tag size and weight are suitable for both sheep and goats. Goat electronic ear tags use the same TPU material and UCODE 8 chip.