UID RFID Lab Animal Identification
The Li-Ion Battery Charger is designed for rechargeable batteries used with the UID High Powered Handheld Microchip Reader. It includes four independent charging slots, allowing multiple batteries to charge at the same time while each battery is monitored separately.
The charger automatically detects battery type and selects the appropriate charging mode. An LCD screen displays charging progress, voltage, and current, while built-in protections help guard against overheating and reverse polarity.
• Charges up to 4 batteries at once
• For the UID High Powered Handheld Microchip Reader
• Automatic battery detection and charging mode selection
• LCD display shows charging progress, voltage, and current
• Built-in overheating and reverse polarity protection
• Compatible with common rechargeable Li-ion, Ni-MH, and Ni-Cd batteries
The Low Frequency Desktop Reader is a stationary microchip reader for laboratory animal identification and temperature-compatible UID transponders. It connects directly to a PC by USB or HID interface, making it a practical option for reading UID microchips in a fixed workstation setup.
The reader supports UID UC-Series microchips, including the Temperature Microchip, and can also read other low frequency transponders operating at 125 kHz and 134.2 kHz. A white LED ring shows when the reader is powered and flashes when a microchip is detected.
• Temperature compatible
• Compatible with UID UC-Series microchips
• Connects to PC by USB cable or HID interface
• Read range: 3–4 cm
• Frequency: 124 kHz and 134.2 kHz
• Reading systems: ASK, ISO FDX-B, ISO HDX, and PSK
UID Microchip Pistol Grip Injector for Laboratory Animals
The UID Microchip Pistol Grip Injector is a reusable injector designed for implanting compatible UID microchips in laboratory animal identification workflows. Its ergonomic pistol grip design supports controlled handling and helps reduce fatigue during repeated implantations.
Each injector includes a built-in ejector that allows the used needle assembly to be removed after implantation and placed into a sharps container. Choose the standard UPGI-Q injector for UID UC-1485, UC-2112, and UCT-2112 transponders, or the UPGI-QMM MiniMax version for UC-1283 MiniMax Microchips.
• Reusable plastic pistol grip injector
• Ergonomic design
• Built-in ejector
• Designed for use with the UC-1283 MiniMax Microchips
• Compatible with UID UC-1485, UC-2112, and UCT-2112 transponders
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The Microchip Syringe Injector is a low-cost injection option for laboratory animal microchip implantation. Its syringe-style format is familiar to use, while the spring-loaded design supports repeated microchip applications.
The injector includes a Luer Lock connection for attaching compatible cannula and works with UID and ISO transponders in 1.4 mm x 8 mm and 2.1 mm x 12 mm sizes. It is sold in packs of 5 and can be supplied sterile.
• Syringe-style injector for microchip implantation
• Spring-loaded design for repeated use
• Luer Lock connection for cannula attachment
• Sold in packs of 5
UID MiniMax Programmable Microchip for Small Mouse Identification
The UID MiniMax Programmable Microchip is designed for permanent RFID identification in very small mice, including neonatal mice as young as PND 10. Its compact 1.23 mm x 8.3 mm size gives researchers an option for early identification when standard microchips may be too large.
Each transponder includes a permanent, non-repeating 8-digit RFID code and programmable memory for up to 16 alphanumeric characters, such as study number, genotype, or animal date of birth. Microchips can be programmed in the needle before implantation using the UPS-60 Chip Provisioning Station or after implantation using compatible UID programming software.
Each microchip is individually packaged in an ETO sterile blister pack and supplied in a sharp, triple-ground 17G disposable needle for quick implantation with compatible UID injectors. A disposable injector option is also available.
• For small mice, including neonatal mice as young as PND 10
• 1.23 mm x 8.3 mm microchip size
• 134.2 kHz operating frequency
• Supplied sterile in 17G disposable needle
• Battery-free glass-encapsulated transponder
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UID Mouse RFID Microchip with Sterile Cannula
The UID Mouse RFID Microchip provides permanent, programmable RFID identification for mice and other small laboratory animals. Each battery-free transponder includes a unique, non-repeating 8-digit RFID code and can be programmed with up to 16 alphanumeric characters for study-specific details such as study number, genotype, or date of birth.
Each microchip is individually packaged in a sterile blister pack and supplied in a sharp, triple-ground cannula for use with compatible UID injectors. Chips can be programmed before implantation using the UPS-60 Chip Provisioning Station or after implantation using a compatible UID reader.
• For mice and small laboratory animal identification
• 1.4 mm x 8.5 mm microchip size
• 134 kHz operating frequency
• Supplied sterile in 15.5G cannula
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The LabScan Reader is a portable RFID reader for collecting data from UID UC-Series implantable microchips, including UID Temperature Microchips. Its rechargeable internal battery and handheld design make it useful for labs that need to scan animals in different work areas.
The reader connects to a computer by USB for automatic data transfer and can support LIMS integration through HID keyboard or serial communication. It reads animal ID and temperature data, but does not program microchips.
• Portable RFID microchip reader
• Compatible with UID UC-Series implantable microchips
• Reads UID UCT-2112 Temperature Microchips
• Read range: up to 7.1 cm
• USB rechargeable internal lithium-ion battery
UID RFID Microchip Reader Base Station
The RFID Microchip Reader Base Station is a high-power desktop reader for scanning UID implantable microchips, including temperature microchips. It supports lab animal identification workflows where teams need to read animal ID, collect temperature data, or program compatible UID microchips when used with Pi Suite software.
The base station connects to a computer by USB and includes internal and external antenna ports, allowing users to switch between antenna types for different scanning setups. Choose the Square External Antenna Wand or Stick External Antenna Wand based on your workflow, animal handling setup, and preferred scanning approach.
• High-power desktop RFID microchip reader
• Compatible with UID UC-Series implantable microchips
• Reads UID temperature microchips, including UCT-2112
• Microchip programming available with Pi Suite software
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