FlexiTagger Applicator
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The Allflex FlexiTagger Applicator (15929) is a standard manual applicator designed specifically for applying FlexiTags. Its design allows strips of 25 tags to be quickly applied, making it ideal for high-volume sheep and goat tagging operations.

Efficient Strip Loading

FlexiTags come in connected strips of 25 tags. The FlexiTagger is designed to work with these strips, allowing you to load once and apply multiple tags in quick succession. This significantly reduces time spent reloading compared to single-tag applicators.

Compatible Tags

The FlexiTagger is designed exclusively for:

Ideal For

  • Sheep identification
  • Goat identification
  • High-volume tagging operations
  • NLIS compliance (when used with NLIS-approved FlexiTags)

Product Code

SKU: 15929

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FlexiTagger Applicator

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Regular price $88.00 AUD
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Standard manual applicator designed specifically for FlexiTags. Apply strips of 25 tags quickly and efficiently for high-volume sheep and goat tagging.

  • Designed for FlexiTag strips
  • Apply 25 tags per strip
  • Quick and efficient operation
  • Genuine Allflex (SKU 15929)

Shipping & Returns

Standard shipping $25 Australia-wide. Express shipping $50.
As many of our tags are made to order, dispatch timeframes may vary depending on order complexity and seasonal demand. We appreciate your understanding during busy periods.

Ordering Information

All livestock tags are made to order. Please ensure your PIC, state, and print details are correct before ordering. Changes cannot be made once production has commenced.

Product Details

  • SKU: 15929
  • Brand: Allflex
  • Type: Manual applicator
  • Strip Capacity: 25 tags per strip

Compatible Tags

  • FlexiTags (75mm × 14mm)
  • FlexiTag strips of 25

Compatible Animals

  • Sheep
  • Goats

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