In 1988 Trovan® started its research and development program. Trovan® system is third generation technology manufactured to ISO9001. Our transponders are manufactured in Europe in a 6-Sigma process, to meet the most stringent quality requirements. Our sterile transponders are produced according to the highest available standard: ISO 13485, which is a quality system certification for manufacturers of human medical devices. After three years of development and testing, the Trovan® transponder system was introduced to the market in 1991.
Microchip ID was delighted to be appointed by Trovan® as its sole distributor for the ID100US within the Laboratory industry in May 2005. The company has been formed to bring the latest technology in identification to the world wide Medical Research Industry, with a client list that is second to none in its field.
With our help it is possible to track and record any aspect of your animals on study and speed up your work, allowing you to get the desired results without errors ten times faster than normal. With over ten years’ experience in this technology and twenty years’ experience in the medical research industry. We welcome your inquires on all aspects of microchip identification in both software and hardware.
Trovan transponders are robust, reliable and when used in conjunction with our range of static and hand held readers, provide indelible traceability for all animal identification purposes.
Our hand held readers provide read ranges of up to 10cm, with extended ranges over 20cm with stationary decoders, achievable using the smallest transponders in the range.
Utilized by numerous commercial and educational organizations and over 100 government agencies worldwide the Trovan systems offer unique patented technology and unequalled system performance for even the most customized identification requirements.
New Nano Transponder Released
March 19, 2023
New ID100B/1.25mm nano transponder has been released
New LID 57x Toolbox Software released
November 16, 2022
New Handheld Toolbox Released
White Paper Released
June 25, 2018
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