Device for attaching an identification tag to an ear or the like of an animal
CA 1248801 A · Owner: Hasco International, Inc. · Inventors: Huenefeld, Joseph M.; Haas, James R.
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A tool for applying an identification tag body and a tag retainer to an ear of an animal. The tool includes a main handle member on which a tag body is mounted, a swinging bracket pivotally mounted on the main handle member a, second handle member pivotally connected to the swinging bracket a first sliding, link member pivotally connected to the second handle member and a second sliding, link member pivotally connected to the second handle member. The tag retainer is mounted on the swinging bracket. As the swinging bracket swings the tag retainer, can pass through the animal's ear and enter a boss of the tag body for locking therein. Support means on each of the sliding link members can …
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- Granted January 17, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 17, 2006.
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