Hygienic for disposal products! Collection, transportation, and incineration bags for handling animal carcasses.
The "Roadkill Recovery Bag" is a bag designed to collect the carcasses of wild animals, transport them to processing facilities, and incinerate them. In recent years, wild animals have increasingly entered human living areas, leading to frequent incidents where deer, wild boars, and raccoons collide with vehicles and become carcasses. This product is equipped with suitable functions for the disposal of animal carcasses. Additionally, it is a disposable product that can be incinerated after a single use, making it hygienic. 【Features】 - Made from "high-strength polyethylene sheet" that is resistant to damage during collection and transport. - The above sheet is a "non-permeable sheet" that minimizes leakage of bodily fluids and odors from the carcass. - Equipped with "handles" in appropriate locations for easy collection and transport. - Features a "three-sided zipper" structure that allows the bag to be fully opened for easy carcass retrieval. - Includes a "contents inspection window" to check the contents without opening the bag. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Suitable for incineration as it "does not use metal in the product" ■ Available in "four sizes" to accommodate the size of animal carcasses *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Daika Industries has developed as a manufacturer-type trading company specializing in industrial textile materials for 76 years since its founding. Industrial textile materials, as the name suggests, are "textile materials used for industrial purposes." They contribute to social infrastructure such as construction, civil engineering, and environmental facilities.
