Fumigation Chamber Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-RE-3892
Jlab Export is a leading Fumigation Chamber Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A fumigation chamber is a closed laboratory cabinet for treating seed, grain, dried plant material and other stored products against insects and mites. A fumigant acts on the pests while the load stays shut in, which keeps the vapour around the material for the full treatment and out of the room. Seed testing, entomology and plant protection labs use one to treat small lots under control.
Specifications
| Type | Laboratory fumigation chamber |
| Use | Holding seed, grain and plant samples while a fumigant acts on pests |
| Minimum order quantity | 1 unit |
| Dispatch time | Usually 14–18 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Practicals in Entomology and Seed Science
In stored-grain pest practicals, agriculture students rear insects such as rice weevils or pulse beetles in jars of grain. They sift samples through Test Sieves to separate the adults from the grain, then count and identify them under a Student Stereo Microscope.
Once a teacher or lab technician has treated one lot in the chamber, the class compares insect counts on treated and untreated samples. A germination test of both lots in a Seed Germinator Single Chamber then shows whether the treatment changed seed viability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a fumigation chamber used for in a laboratory?
It holds small lots of seed, grain, dried plant material or herbarium specimens in a closed space while a fumigant acts on the pests in them. Treating a sample in a closed chamber keeps the vapour away from people and the rest of the lab.
Why must the chamber stay closed during a treatment?
A fumigant works only while its vapour stays at strength around the material for the whole treatment time. A leak lowers the strength inside, so pests may survive, and it lets vapour into the room.
Who should load and open the chamber?
Only trained staff should handle the fumigant and open the chamber after a treatment, following the product label and local rules. Students take part in the steps before and after, such as preparing samples, counting insects and running germination tests.
How do students check whether a treatment worked?
They count live and dead insects in treated and untreated samples, often after holding both for a few days so that delayed deaths show up. Sieving and a stereo microscope make the count easier, and a germination test shows any effect on the seed.
Can fumigation affect seed germination?
It can, depending on the fumigant, the seed moisture and the treatment conditions. That is why seed labs run a germination test on a treated sample and an untreated control before a whole lot is treated.
Other Seed and Pest Lab Equipment
- Seed Germinator Double Chamber
- B.O.D. Incubator
- Dark Germination Chamber (phototropism experiments with seedlings)
- Hand Magnifier (illuminated, for small insects)
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Last updated: 6 November 2026
