The perforated paper use increases labor effectiveness over 2.5 times. The paper is put on the rearing bed and on the larvae, mulberry leaves or silkworm chow are spread over it and in several hours, after all the larvae crawl on the paper it is lifted and removed along with the larvae to a clean tray.
The most important requirements which the cocoon mountages should meet are as follows:
The highest quality cocoons are spun on the cardboard frames, Japanese type. These frames have 132 cells with dimensions 4.5 х 3.3 cm, each one is sufficient for spinning of only one cocoon. For mounting of one box of silkworm eggs 150 – 160 mountages are necessary. When using this type of mountage, more than 80 % of the cocoons spun are of the 1st grade.
We accept orders for buying perforated paper for bed cleaning and cardboard frame mountages all the year round.