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Injected with a syringe-like action, IMI-1000 transponders are pre-loaded in a disposable needle assembly. The ergonomic design of this one-piece tool fully integrates the handle, stainless steel needle, and drive pin. Packaged in boxes of 100, needle assemblies (one transponder each) are processed through an ethylene oxide cycle for sterilization. No assembly is required. Pick it up, remove the needle cap, implant the transponder, and dispose of—all in one clean operation.
The IMI-1000 is compatible with BMDS™ DASHost software which facilitates importing data into widely used applications such as Excel, offers a menu-driven solution to collecting data from various sources (scales, calipers, etc.) and provides an ingenious method to receive, map, control, and route data. Despite its small size, it has a read distance of 3 inches, making it suitable for universal applications. Designed for harmless implantation, BMDS™ Micro-Transponders is the most convenient, humane, reliable, and cost-effective method for automated animal identification.
The IMI-1000 is a miniature glass-encapsulated ‘read-only’ transponder. Scanned by an appropriate reader device, the IMI-1000 transmits its 10-digit alphanumeric code, making positive, fail-safe animal identification quick and easy. Even now, years after its introduction, the IMI remains the transponder of choice for many researchers. Designed for harmless implantation, BMDS™ transponders are the most convenient, humane, reliable, and cost-effective method for automated animal identification. Approximately 11 millimeters in length by 2 millimeters in diameter, the IMI-1000 transponder features a patented anti-migration device, which anchors it securely to tissue at the implant site. You can even retrieve data decades after a study ends if you remove the transponder with a tissue sample and place it into long-term storage, in cold or liquid preservative.