Description
FOFIA V02 Large Female Visual Tag (T904)
Reliable, easy-to-read visual identification for cattle.
The FOFIA V02 Large Female Visual Tag (T904) is a practical and durable cattle identification tag offering a generous marking area for clear, easy-to-read animal identification.
A great all-round option for beef and dairy cattle, the V02 provides plenty of room for animal numbers, management information or other identification while maintaining a practical tag size for everyday use.
Available laser marked with your required identification or blank for self-marking, the FOFIA V02 can be customised to suit your individual herd management system.
Key Features
- Large marking area for clear visual identification
- Durable design for everyday cattle use
- Suitable for beef and dairy cattle
- Ideal for animal numbers and management identification
- Available laser marked or blank
- Range of tag colours and printing options available
- Designed for long-term visual identification
- Compatible with FOFIA two-piece tag applicators
A Great All-Round Cattle Tag
The FOFIA V02 is a versatile choice when you want a good-sized, easy-to-read visual tag without stepping up to the larger V03 or Maxi options.
Use different colours, numbers or printing combinations to make identifying individual animals or management groups quicker and easier.
Not sure which FOFIA visual tag size is right for your cattle?
Talk to the Ear Tags Warehouse team and we’ll help you compare the  options to find the best fit for your operation.
How long will my order take to arrive?
Approximately 10 to 14 business days from the date the order is processed.
This will vary during the year, with each manufacturer, if printing is required and Australia Post. During peak times of the year, it can be as long as 3-4 weeks.
Approximate delivery times:
- Metro delivery within 3-5 business days
- Regional delivery within 7-10 business days
- Remote delivery within 14-20 business days
Please refer to the Lead Times for our Manufacturers for current print times.
