For rearing insects that are larger than 1mm in size. The aperture size of the mesh is 680micro mt or 0.68mm. Several models variant in design and sizes are available to cater to specific research needs. 

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INR 3241

The tents are wider in and taller in dimensions when compared to the cages. This aspect permits the use of multiple pots or larger canopy plants for rearing or research like ETLs or treatment based studies. A great option to study insect behaviour and its interactions with its' host species.

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INR 5929

Utilities for mosquito research namely mosquito rearing cages, aspirators, mosquito traps (Biogents Sentinel, CDC, MKU, etc), mosquito attractants, larval trays, etc. A specific collection of tools available to separately rear the field-collected populations from the laboratory-adapted mosquitoes. 

From:

INR 350

This section lists utilities for conducting insect bioassays. We have several types of bioassay trays available for research. For example, 6 well, 24 well and 7 well plates etc. These rearing trays could be used to study insect behaviour when fed with feed containing bio-chemicals or synthetics like pesticides

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INR 100

Microscopes for variety of purposes. More recently we have introduced sub INR3000 microscope for students, professionals and hobbyists a like.

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INR 2700

For rearing insects that are smaller than 1mm in size. The aperture size of the mesh is 160micro mt or 0.16mm. Several models variant in design and sizes are available to cater to specific research needs. 

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INR 4341

The bags are lightweight and easy to carry. Aid in several ways to perform insect studies, for example, the study of economic threshold levels (ETLs), rearing of insects in-situ, preserving rare insects in-situ, observing unknown insect's life cycle or rearing insects on host-plant, etc.

From:

INR 270

The Berlese funnels and Winker selectors are effective tools for separating leaf litter and humus from photophobic insects and arachnids, which generally favour humid environments.

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INR 4100

This section lists utilities for conducting assays on insects to test their behaviour and sensors. We have several accessories like Y Tubes, flow meters, pumps and glassware needed for this work. 

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INR 100

Emergence traps to study insect actives, plant-insect interactions in the field. Useful to study marshy soil’s insect biota, aquatic insects, biodiversity studies of insects in a cordoned off area.

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INR 10

The cages are bigger in size than the 4S and 4F series. The scaffold is made of an Alloy that can hold the bigger and large size cages. Can be used to rear insects in-situ on live-plants and are suitable to work with potted plants.

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INR 8750

Innovation can be felt in the aspirators design and use. Multiple models of aspirators available for a variety of entomological collections. All of the available aspirators plugged with HEPA filters to prevent the entry of harmful allergies into the mouth of the researcher or insect collector.

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INR 650

A malaise trap is a large, tent-like structure used for trapping flying insects or nocturnal flying insects or during epidemics to collect samples or longitudinal studies to survey biodiversity of a locality by installing trap for an year. We have several types of models available for various needs.

From:

INR 9870

This section lists plasticware use for general research. Micro tips  centrifuge tubes, vials, gloves, cryogenic related items, glassware, racks, inoculating loops, cell scrappers  petri dish, compartmental petri dishes etc.

From:

INR 100

Light traps and accessories. Traps available in timer and light sensor control based. GPS, software, batteries, battery chargers, AC-DC converters available

From:

INR 650