Connected vivarium equipment environment with ventilated housing, transfer and cage-processing systems

Laboratory animal equipment

HEMU Vivarium

Equipment planning support for housing, cage processing, clean-air transfer and procedure-room workflows.

We support equipment selection for animal housing, cage processing, clean-air transfer and procedure-room applications.

Room layout review beside vivarium housing and transfer equipment
Planning room relationships, equipment interfaces and daily workflows together.

Company introduction

Laboratory animal equipment planned around the facility

HEMU Vivarium is the laboratory animal equipment brand of Shanghai Hemu Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.. We support procurement teams, facility planners and laboratory operators as they compare equipment for animal housing, cage processing, clean-air transfer and procedure-room workflows.

Our equipment range is organized around the connected work of a vivarium: how animals are housed and transferred, how cages and bottles move through cleaning, how utilities reach each room and how staff access equipment for routine operation and service.

Share the species, room purpose, workflow and available utilities so equipment dimensions, connections and documentation can be matched to your project.

The meaning of HEMU

Growth above. Roots below.

HEMU is formed from two Chinese characters with a simple, practical meaning.

He represents growth, order and careful cultivation. Mu represents roots, structure and dependable support. Together, they describe how we approach vivarium equipment: support welfare, organize the workflow and build each decision on clear project conditions.

HE

Growth with care

Equipment choices should support consistent care routines and the changing needs of the facility.

MU

Structure that supports

Room layouts, utilities, access and equipment interfaces form the structure behind reliable daily work.

VIVARIUM

One connected system

Housing, processing, transfer and procedure support are considered as parts of one operating environment.

How we support your project

From facility requirements to equipment selection

01

Understand your facility

Tell us about the species, room functions, daily routines and available utilities.

02

Select equipment for the workflow

Compare capacity, footprint, service access, transfer paths and utility connections for each room.

03

Confirm what you need

Share quantities, room layouts, destination and documentation needs for a more accurate quotation.

IVC cage racks and an animal transfer station arranged for housing and containment workflow planning

Housing and containment coordination

Compare rack format, transfer position, circulation space, utilities and daily access as one connected housing workflow.

Cage washer, staging carts and stainless-steel worktables arranged for cage-processing workflow planning

Cage-processing equipment coordination

Washer access, staging areas, transport carts, bottle handling and dirty-to-clean movement all affect equipment placement.

Manufacturing capability

Workshop capability for project-specific metalwork

These workshop processes support cutting, punching and forming of sheet-metal parts used in equipment panels, frames and related assemblies. Share part drawings, material preferences, dimensions, finish and assembly needs for quotation.

CNC sheet-metal punching equipment and operator in the workshop

Workshop overview

CNC punching supports the production of sheet-metal panels, frames and related components.

Laser cutting equipment processing metal sheet in the workshop

Laser cutting

Laser cutting prepares sheet-metal profiles for equipment panels, frames and related assemblies.

Metal forming equipment used for bent equipment components

Bending and forming

Bending and forming create the angles and profiles required for equipment assembly.

Planning a vivarium project?

Tell us about your facility and equipment needs

Share species, room layout, equipment families, quantities, available utilities, destination country and documentation requirements.