Tattoo Supplies

3/8" A-Z Digits for Tattoo Plier

The 3/8" A-Z digits for tattoo pliers are a crucial tool for livestock management, allowing for the permanent identification of animals for breeding, health care, and regulatory compliance. These digits are typically made from durable materials like stainless steel to ensure the markings remain legible for the animal's lifetime. The quality of these digits is paramount as they must resist wear and tear, maintain sharpness to ensure clear imprints, and be easy to clean to prevent infection. The use of these digits with a compatible tattoo plier ensures a quick and efficient process, causing minimal discomfort to the animal. Tattoo pliers offer a range of benefits for livestock management, primarily serving as a permanent method of identification. This is essential for tracking breeding records, health, and growth over time. Unlike other methods, tattoos do not need frequent replacement or maintenance, making them cost-effective in the long run. The process is relatively quick and simple, requiring less preparation compared to branding. When used correctly with high-quality ink, tattoos are distinctive, permanent, and comply with animal identification legislation and breed regulations. Additionally, tattooing with pliers is adaptable to various livestock and can be performed with minimal infrastructure. It's important to use the correct equipment and maintain cleanliness to prevent infection and ensure the legibility of the tattoos Tattooing an animal using pliers is a precise process that requires attention to detail to ensure the tattoo is permanent and legible. Begin by assembling the necessary equipment: tattoo pliers, the correct set of digits, tattoo ink, and cleaning supplies such as alcohol and rags. First, secure the animal in a chute or head catch to minimize movement. Clean the ear with alcohol to remove any dirt or wax, and ensure it's dry. Insert the chosen digits into the pliers and test the alignment on a piece of cardboard. When ready, position the pliers on the part of the ear that is light in color and free from hair, avoiding any ribs or veins. Apply firm pressure to ensure the needles penetrate the skin. Immediately after, rub tattoo ink into the punctured area, which helps in marking the digits and promotes healing due to the antiseptic properties of the ink. Clean and dry the equipment after use to maintain its condition for future applications. Set of letters for 3/8˝ Standard tattoo plier Exchangeable with Stone pliers ‍

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$50.80

3/8" Standard Tattoo Plier Kit (includes digits 0-9)

The 3/8" Standard Tattoo Plier Kit is an essential tool for livestock management, providing a reliable method for permanent animal identification. Crafted from Strong, lightweight aluminum alloy the plier holds 4 digits and It comes with set of numerals (0-9) and a 1 oz tube of green tattoo paste. The pliers are designed to be lightweight, reducing hand fatigue during extended use, which is crucial for clear and precise tattooing. The ear release feature is a significant advantage, ensuring that the needles disengage cleanly from the ear, preventing smudging and promoting a clear, permanent mark. The kit's ease of use and the quality of the imprint make it a staple in livestock identification, aiding in tracking and record-keeping for herd management. With the addition of nitrile gloves and ink included the tattoo plier kit is a comprehensive solution for the identification needs of sheep, pigs, goats, rabbits, and other livestock. When using a tattoo plier for livestock identification, it's crucial to follow best practices to ensure the markings are clear, permanent, and safe for the animals. Begin by restraining the animal securely, preferably in a squeeze chute, and clean the ear with rubbing alcohol to remove any wax or debris that could affect the tattoo's clarity. It's advisable to clip hair from the tattoo area for better visibility and to prevent interference with the ink. Use a halter for additional control if necessary. When applying the tattoo, make sure the digits are correctly aligned and the pliers are set firmly to ensure the ink penetrates the skin adequately. After tattooing, use a toothbrush or similar tool to rub more ink into the punctures, enhancing the permanence of the mark. Disinfect the equipment between animals to maintain biosecurity measures. Regularly check the tattoos for legibility, as hair growth can cause fading over time. Lastly, prioritize human safety while working around the animals, as proper restraint is essential to prevent injuries. ‍

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$34.50

Set of 0-9 5/16" Digits for Tattoo Pliers

Set of numerals for 3/8˝ Standard tattoo plier Exchangeable with Stone pliers‍

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$8.50

Stone Tattoo Ink, Black 3 oz

For use in the permanent identification of animals, especially cattle and swine. Tattoo ink is formulated for long-lasting wear. It is easily read, even years after tattoo application. Available in 2 colors and forms for use in any operation or veterinary practice. Labeled for: beef and dairy cattle, calves, swine, goats and sheep Species: cattle, calf, sheep, goat, pig Made from exclusive formulas to meet the demands of livestock producers. Green is ideal for animals with dark colored hides, but works equally well on light colored hides. The roll-on is easy to use and saves time, while the paste offers the best economic value. The jar is designed to allow all the ink to be removed. No waste. ‍

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$10.05

Set of A-Z 5/16˝Digits for Tattoo Pliers

Set of letters A-Z for 5/16˝ Standard tattoo plier. Exchangeable with Stone pliers.‍

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$12.99

"U" Shape Ear Notcher, Stainless Steel (Small)

Ear notcher “U” Shape Stainless Steel The "U" shaped ear notcher is an essential tool in livestock management, widely used for the identification of animals through ear marking. This notcher is designed to remove a small U-shaped piece from the animal's ear, which can then be used as a permanent mark to identify the animal. The quality of these notchers is paramount, as they must be strong, durable, and capable of making a clean cut to ensure quick healing and minimize discomfort for the animal. High-quality "U" shaped ear notchers are made from stainless steel to prevent corrosion and ensure longevity. They often feature a depth gauge for adjustable depth of cut, and all cutting plates are usually heat-treated for enhanced performance. The ease of use is also a critical aspect, with many models boasting lightweight construction and ergonomic designs to reduce fatigue during use. Whether for cattle, swine, or goats, the "U" shaped ear notcher is a reliable and efficient tool for farmers and ranchers in the effective management of their livestock. Use a U-ear notcher to notch piglets weighing less than about 25 pounds. Notch 6 inches long or 8mm. ‍

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$12.85

3/8" 0-9 Digits for Tattoo Plier

The 3/8" 0-9 digits for tattoo pliers are essential tools in the identification of livestock, providing a permanent mark for tracking and management purposes. These digits are typically made from durable materials like nylon or nickel-plated steel to ensure longevity and clear imprints. The standard size of 3/8" is suitable for various standard pliers and is designed to fit comfortably in the hand, reducing fatigue during extended use. Quality tattoo digits are precision-made, often laser-etched for accuracy and ease of identification. A good set will come with a positive ear release feature, which helps prevent the points of the digits from scratching or blurring the tattoo mark, ensuring a crisp and clear outcome every time. When selecting tattoo digits, it's important to consider the material, ease of handling, and the clarity of the mark they produce, as these factors directly impact the effectiveness of animal identification. First, secure the animal in a chute or head catch to minimize movement. Clean the ear with alcohol to remove any dirt or wax, and ensure it's dry. Insert the chosen digits into the pliers and test the alignment on a piece of cardboard. When ready, position the pliers on the part of the ear that is light in color and free from hair, avoiding any ribs or veins. Apply firm pressure to ensure the needles penetrate the skin. Immediately after, rub tattoo ink into the punctured area, which helps in marking the digits and promotes healing due to the antiseptic properties of the ink. Clean and dry the equipment after use to maintain its condition for future applications. Set of numerals for 3/8˝ Standard tattoo plier; Exchangeable with Stone pliers. Note: Packaging may vary.

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$20.99

5/16" Standard Plier Kit (includes 0-9 Digits & Green Paste)

The 5/16" Standard Tattoo Plier Kit is an essential tool for livestock management, providing a reliable method for permanent animal identification. Crafted from Strong, lightweight aluminum alloy the plier holds 4 digits and It comes with set of numerals (0-9) and a 1 oz tube of green tattoo paste. The pliers are designed to be lightweight, reducing hand fatigue during extended use, which is crucial for clear and precise tattooing. The ear release feature is a significant advantage, ensuring that the needles disengage cleanly from the ear, preventing smudging and promoting a clear, permanent mark. The kit's ease of use and the quality of the imprint make it a staple in livestock identification, aiding in tracking and record-keeping for herd management. With the addition of nitrile gloves and ink included the tattoo plier kit is a comprehensive solution for the identification needs of sheep, pigs, goats, rabbits, and other livestock. When using a tattoo plier for livestock identification, it's crucial to follow best practices to ensure the markings are clear, permanent, and safe for the animals. Begin by restraining the animal securely, preferably in a squeeze chute, and clean the ear with rubbing alcohol to remove any wax or debris that could affect the tattoo's clarity. It's advisable to clip hair from the tattoo area for better visibility and to prevent interference with the ink. Use a halter for additional control if necessary. When applying the tattoo, make sure the digits are correctly aligned and the pliers are set firmly to ensure the ink penetrates the skin adequately. After tattooing, use a toothbrush or similar tool to rub more ink into the punctures, enhancing the permanence of the mark. Disinfect the equipment between animals to maintain biosecurity measures. Regularly check the tattoos for legibility, as hair growth can cause fading over time. Lastly, prioritize human safety while working around the animals, as proper restraint is essential to prevent injuries. ‍

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$33.50