Riker Case for Insect Collection
Product Overview
The Riker Case is a classic archival storage and display box, widely used by entomologists, museums, and collectors. It is designed to safely store, protect, and display insect specimens with a professional presentation. The case consists of a rigid cardboard tray and lid, wrapped in archival paper, with a transparent glass/acrylic window. Inside, a soft foam (Plastazote) insert provides a secure base for insect pins.
Specifications
Structure: Rigid setup cardboard (1.5mm thick), archival-quality paper wrapped
Window: Glass or acrylic transparent window for display
Foam: 10mm Plastazote archival foam insert (acid-free, pin-friendly)
Size Options:
Standard: 203 × 305 × 51 mm (8 × 12 inches approx.)
Large: 305 × 406 × 51 mm (12 × 16 inches approx.)
Custom sizes available on request
Color Options: Black, white, or custom printed
Key Features
Archival Quality: Made with acid-free board and Plastazote foam to protect specimens long-term
No Gaps Design: Foam fits tightly against the case walls, preventing insects from shifting
Display & Storage: Transparent lid allows for easy exhibition and secure storage
Customizable: Foam can be cut for specific specimen layouts (butterflies, beetles, mixed insects)
Durability: Metal stays and rigid construction ensure long-term use
Applications: Insect research, museum collections, teaching, hobbyist collections
Applications
Universities & Schools: Teaching entomology and biology
Museums: Archival display and specimen storage
Researchers & Collectors: Professional preservation of insect specimens
Retail & Hobby Market: Affordable, display-ready specimen boxes
Why Choose Our Riker Cases?
Unlike low-cost alternatives, our Riker Cases are built with archival materials and precision construction. This ensures specimens are preserved for decades without damage, discoloration, or loosening. With factory-direct pricing, we offer both small orders for hobbyists and bulk orders for institutions.
