Semen collection to pregnancy diagnosis
Equipment and consumables for the complete bovine artificial insemination workflow — from the semen collection floor through the laboratory to the technician in the field. Organised in the ten stages the work is actually done in.
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Ex-stock DhakaTDA-GLV-090
Shoulder-length disposable polyethylene glove for artificial insemination, rectal palpation, pregnancy checking and calving assistance. The sensitive grade is thinned for tactile feedback through the glove without sacrificing tear resistance — the difference between finding the cervix quickly and working blind.
TDA-GLV-090E
The 90 cm glove with an elasticated shoulder cuff, which grips the upper arm and stops the glove sliding down during extended palpation sessions. Specified for AI centres and technicians working large numbers of animals in a single round.
TDA-GLV-050
Mid-length disposable glove for obstetric and examination work that does not require full shoulder coverage. A lower cost per procedure where the job is routine handling rather than deep palpation.
TDA-GLV-035
Forearm-length disposable glove for hygiene handling, dosing and general farm work where a full-length glove is unnecessary waste.
TDA-PRO-POLYSEMEC
Economy long-sleeve polyethylene glove rated on a published resistance, sensitivity and odour scale.
TDA-PRO-POLYSEMVE
Orange 920 mm glove with a soft variant, the general-purpose choice across bovine and equine work.
TDA-PRO-POLYSEMGR
Home-compostable glove for operations under environmental reporting obligations.
TDA-PRO-POLYSEMPO
The thickest, most tear-resistant glove in the range, for calving and heavy obstetric work.
Ex-stock DhakaTDA-PRO-CALVINGGO
Full-body protection for calving assistance and post-mortem work.
Landed-Cost & Compliance Assessment
We work out what a consignment will actually cost to land in Dhaka, and what paperwork it needs to clear. A decade of importing veterinary and feed goods means the HS classifications, the permit sequence and the clearing traps are known ground rather than a research exercise.
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