EMA1003 Insect aspirator with 12 mm pick-up straw

Filter at air-exhaust side of insect collecting compartment decreases risk of swallowing hazardous particles and reduces air pressure damage to insects. Solid insect collecting compartment with string holes is convenient for wearing the aspirator around the neck or elsewhere.

Insect pick-up pipe is easily removed and replaces a vial (EMV03, included) for transfer of caught insects.

EMA2003 Insect aspirator with 12 mm pick-up straw

Filter at air-exhaust side of insect collecting compartment decreases risk of swallowing hazardous particles and reduces air pressure damage to insects. T-shape insect collecting compartment provides a comfortable way to hold the aspirator.

Four vials (EMV03 ) are included for insect collecting and insect storing use. Vials EMV01 and EMV02  are also compatible, which are not included in the package.

NOTE: EMV01 and EMV02 are not sealed when the cap is on. Do not use them for fluid.

EMA6003 Insect aspirator with 12 mm pick-up straw

To draw insects into the collecting chamber, most aspirators or pooters are designed so the user must suck air to create negative pressure. Some insects, such as ants and beetles, can emit particles harmful to the human body. There are also cases when desired insects are collected from feces or carcasses. Our HB-type aspirators decrease risk of swallowing hazardous particles by blowing air into aspirator with a hand-held syringe bulb instead of sucking air from aspirator. Insect pick-up straw can be turned to any direction. Easy to adjust angle between vial and insect pick-up straw.

Four vials (EMV03 and EMV04) are included for insect collecting and insect storing use.