Museum Custom Storage Small Antique Items 4*6 Grid Display Case

Customized Simple Cultural Relics Museum Solid Collection Full View Display Cabinets
Product Model	HBYZ-W-G01	MOQ	1 Sets
Using Area	Museum, Showroom, etc.	Style	Modern/Others
Trade Terms	FOB, CIF, EXW	Experience	10+ years
Lead time	15-25 working days	Warranty	3 years
Usage	Museum Display, Exhibits Display, Cultural Relics Display, etc.	Advantage	Eco-friendly
Business Type	Factory OEM, Factory Custom, Manufacturer	OEM/ODM	Yes
Certificates	ENVIRONMENTAL, OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY,  QUALITY CERTIFICATE etc.
Workshop	3,000 sq.m Manufacturing with ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATE. Including wood workshop, metal workshop, powder spraying room, painting room and installation room and showroom factory.
Materials	Customize kinds of complex materials, for example metal, stainless steel, sold wood, MDF, laminate, melamine, glass, acrylic, Led lighting fixtures and so on.
Size/color	Customized
Fixture	Halogen light strip, Spotlight, Locking sliding doors (plunger lock), Premium hinge and guide rails, Laminated deck, Levelers, Electrical cord with switch, Customized Logo, LED lighting, etc.
Payment	T/T TRADE ASSURANCE WESTERN Union
Package	Thickening International Standard Export Package: EPE cotton-bubble pack-corner protector-kraft paper-wood box
Freight	According to Gross Weight, CBM, type of shipment

      Biological specimen display cabinet is an important facility for preserving and displaying precious biological samples. Its scientific maintenance can not only prolong the life of specimens, but also ensure the safety and experience of exhibition. The following is a systematic maintenance guide to help administrators manage the display cabinet environment scientifically.

  & nbsp; II. Classification maintenance: special treatment for different specimens
& nbsp;     1. Dried specimens (insects, bones, etc.)
& nbsp;   Store in a sealed container and place camphor balls or dichlorvos to prevent moths. Take them out to dry in the rainy season. Oily or moldy bone specimens can be degreased by soaking in ammonia water, and the broken parts can be fixed with metal wires or glued.
      2. Immersed specimen (preserved in formalin)
> & nbsp;   Regularly check the tightness to ensure that the specimen is completely immersed in the liquid. If turbidity is found, 10% formalin solution should be replaced in time, and metal containers should be avoided to prevent corrosion.
    & nbsp; 3. Specimens of wax leaves and slides
& nbsp;     Specimens of wax leaves that are mildewed can be brushed with a brush dipped in a bactericidal solution, and those that are seriously worm-eaten need to be fumigated. Specimens of glass slides that are broken need to be re-sealed, and the labels should be clearly marked with information to avoid violent vibration during handling.