Animal Microchips
As one of the leading Pet Microchip suppliers we pride ourselves on only selling the latest in pet microchips and microchip scanners. As pet owners ourselves at Micro ID we understand the stress and heart ache that losing a pet can entail, that’s why we make sure that all of our beloved animals are microchipped to prevent the horro of them getting lost. It’s vital to understand that dog and cat microchips are easily avaialble and should certainly be in any pet in 2015! If you are a vet looking for some new supplies then we have a great range to choose from. From our Halo Microchip Scanner to our implantable microchips we are sure you will find what you are looking for.
ST125 Nano Chip 1.25*7mm x 10
1.25 mm x 7 mm ISO FDXB implant in sterile needle and pack with
barcode labels for animal identification.
ST125 sterile pack contains; a ready to use disposable syringe,
pre-loaded with the 1.25 x 7 mm microchip
and a strip of barcode labels.
Model: 1.25 x 7mm
Chip Type: EM4305
Dimensions: Ø 0.05 x 0.27 in (Ø 1.25 x 7 mm)
Memory: 512 bit EEPROM
Material: Bioglass
Temperatures: Storage: -40° to +90° C, 1000 h
Operating: -25° to +85° C
Peak: 120° C, 100 h; 140° C, 10 h
Operating
frequency:
134.2 kHz
Read range: Dependant on reader
and reading environment
Antimigration:
Parylene coating
ST214 Mini Microchip 1.4*8mm x 10
1.4 mm x 8 mm ISO FDXB implant in sterile needle and pack with
barcode labels for animal identification.
ST214 sterile pack contains; a ready to use disposable syringe,
pre-loaded with the 1.4 x 8 mm microchip
and a strip of barcode labels.
GUARANTEED
FOR LIFE
30+ YEARS
OF SWISS
ENGINEERING
1.4 x 8 mm Also with a gun (ST220G) by Special Order
Micro-ID Sharps Container
A handy sharps container to dispose of your used needles after microchipping. You can close the container on the first lock and once the bin is full, you can securely close it with a double lock. Be careful not to do this before you are ready as it is very difficult to open again.
As with any clinical waste, this must be disposed of in the appropriate way. You can contact your local council for further information.



