Transfer boxes used for the transport of experimental animals are made of water-resistant corrugated cardboard in order to prevent leakage of urine.

The filters on the side windows on the boxes prevent the entry of microorganisms while allowing sufficient air passage.

The insides of the boxes are covered with wire mesh for safety purposes, where animals do not tend to gnaw.

There is a viewing window on the cover. The plastic layer, which is located as a 2nd layer under the corrugated cardboard on the cover, allows the animals to be observed when the box is closed.

It is designed to be placed in transfer boxes used for the transport of experimental animals. Products in gel consistency turn into water form when laboratory animals bite their tongues. Water gels are produced sterile.