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Index of Subjects Hi Chris, Derek, Fritz, Peter, Thanks for the replies on this, with the Jean Paquet site where he spells the stuff differently, `plastazoate`, item number 302. For any one else who wants similar entomological supplies, Atelier Jean Paquet looks like a good source that is Canadian and also relatively inexpensive for what he supplies, although that range is limited compared to BioQuip or some English suppliers. Repeating for general info here, Jean Paquet's site is: http://www.quebecinsectes.com/pages/pages_english/macrodontia_english.html The Plastazote sheet apparently is imported from UK, and costs twice as much at BioQuip (USA). And some insect pins cost about half at Atelier JP compared to equivalent sizes at Fine Science Tools (Vancouver). Good info, thanks, Steve ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Does anyone including the museum folk on here know where to get a > small supply of Plastazote? I occasionally pin out very small > insects on polyporous strips that I got from somewhere eons ago > (presumably came from a bracket fungus), but it is rather stiff and > will bend the tips of my smallest pins. A colleague's insects > given me recently are pinned on Plastazote which he says is superior > stuff. Under the microscope it shows a honeycomb structure, and > appears to be more forgiving for fine pins. Apparently comes in > different sheet sizes. > I'm sure Bioquip (CA) will sell it, but does anyone know of a > Canadian supplier? > Steve, Halifax >
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