Glass tube electronic tags are also widely used in pet management. Glass tube biometric tags are suitable for identifying pet dogs, working dogs, and livestock animals, enabling comprehensive management of the entire animal's growth process. These RFID glass tube electronic tags are suitable for identifying pets, livestock, and fish, pigeon racing, and laboratory animals. Specifically, they are used for tracking cats, dogs, laboratory mice, ferrets, arowanas, salmon, horses, cattle, sheep, rabbits, etc., throughout their entire life cycle. Their functions include identification, disease prevention and quarantine, breeding management, and real-time monitoring of pet health information, such as obtaining immediate body temperature information. In 2020, the Shenzhen Municipal Urban Management and Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau announced the full-scale launch of RFID glass tube chip implantation for dogs, requiring all dogs in the city to be implanted with RFID glass tube chips.
Customers can further develop glass tube electronic tags, placing them in pigeon or poultry leg bands as electronic leg bands, embedding them in walls for guides and patrols, embedding them in workpieces for production process tracking and traceability management, and injection molding them into keys for use as electronic keys. Glass tube electronic tags are also widely used in waste management, access control and security applications, reusable packaging logistics, container tracking, and asset management.
In the medical field, glass tube tags can be used for drug traceability and medical device management, as well as patient identification. In the logistics field, glass tube tags enable real-time tracking and monitoring of goods, used for cargo tracking, warehouse inventory management, and anti-counterfeiting traceability.
