Cornell Drawers
Insect Drawers are designed for professional entomology collections, offering museum-grade storage for pinned insect specimens. Manufactured in China using acid-free materials, these drawers are available in Cornell, USNM, Schmitt, and custom sizes. Each drawer features precision-fitted Plastazote® or Ethafoam with no gaps between the insert and the paper-lined walls, ensuring specimen stability and archival safety. Ideal for museums, universities, research institutions, and collectors seeking durable, standardized entomology storage solutions.
📏 Dimensions (Common Standards)
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Cornell Drawer: 18 × 16 × 3 inches (45.7 × 40.6 × 7.6 cm)
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USNM Drawer: 18 × 18 × 3 inches (45.7 × 45.7 × 7.6 cm)
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Schmitt Drawer: 18 × 16 × 2.5 inches (45.7 × 40.6 × 6.4 cm)
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Custom Sizes: Available upon request.
Product Overview
The Cornell University Standard Insect Drawer is the definitive choice for natural history museums and research institutions worldwide. Engineered to the exact specifications established by Cornell University, this drawer provides a modular, archival-grade environment for your most valuable biological assets. Crafted from premium solid wood with precision joinery, it offers an unparalleled balance of protection, durability, and scientific aesthetics.
Our insect drawers are professionally manufactured for entomology collections, museums, universities, and research institutions requiring long-term, archival-safe specimen storage.
As a reliable insect drawers manufacturer in China, we produce Cornell drawers, USNM drawers, Schmitt drawers, and fully custom-sized insect drawers that meet international entomological standards. Each drawer is built with precise interior dimensions to ensure compatibility with existing cabinets and collection systems.
Museum-Standard Construction
Our insect drawers are constructed using solid wood or rigid archival board, combined with acid-free liners and high-density Plastazote® foam or Ethafoam. The foam is precisely fitted with no gaps between the foam and the paper-lined walls, preventing specimen movement and ensuring a clean, professional appearance.
| Interior Quality | Professional Finish | Structural Integrity |
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| Low-Acid Interior: Natural wood lining prevents chemical outgassing, protecting long-term specimen integrity. | Matte Black Exterior: Provides a non-reflective, elegant look that highlights the scientific labels. | Precision Alignment: Every cut is made with CNC-level accuracy for a flawless fit and finish. |
Technical Specifications
Key Features
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Acid-free, archival-quality materials
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Available in Cornell, USNM, Schmitt & custom sizes
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Plastazote® foam, Ethafoam, or paper-lined interiors
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Tight joints and stable construction for long-term use
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Optional glass lids, nameplates, handles, and locks
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Suitable for insects, pinned specimens, and small fossils
Applications
Our entomology drawers are widely used for:
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Museum and university insect collections
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Research laboratories and field stations
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Teaching collections and reference archives
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Private collectors and professional entomologists
Why Partner With Us?
- Direct Factory Pricing: As a specialized manufacturer, we eliminate middleman costs, providing competitive wholesale rates for bulk institutional orders.
- OEM/ODM Customization: We can adjust wood types, finishes, or dimensions to meet specific departmental requirements or unique cabinet sizes.
- Global Export Experience: Proven track record of supplying top-tier natural history museums, universities, and research labs worldwide.
Manufacturer Direct from China
As a direct insect drawers supplier from China, we offer factory-direct pricing, flexible MOQs, OEM customization, and private labeling. We have extensive experience exporting to North America, Europe, Australia, and other global markets, with EXW, FOB, and DDP shipping options available.
Our insect drawers are designed to combine functionality, durability, and professional presentation, supporting the preservation of valuable specimens for research, education, and conservation.