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Netspike - Galvanised (PK100)Net spikes are an intermediate fixing for use in brick, concrete and stone. Ideal for installing or erecting bird netting.
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Girder clip 8mm-12.5mm - Galvanised 4H58 (PK100)Girder Clips are intermediate attachments used for standard bird net installations when anchoring to thick steel surfaces such as girders and/or I-beams.
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Girder Clip Stainless Steel 7mm-13mm (PK100)Girder Clips are intermediate attachments used for standard bird net installations when anchoring to thick steel surfaces such as girders and/or I-beams.
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Girder Clip 14mm-20mm - Galvanised 4H912
Girder Clips are intermediate attachments utilised for standard bird net installations when anchoring to thick steel surfaces such as girders and/or I-beams.
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Pro Screwpin - Stainless Steel (PK100)
A discreet intermediate fixing that can be used for screwing into timber or masonry. Ideal for installing and erecting bird netting.
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Hog Ring Stapler P7 Tool
The Hog ring stapler is used to attach bird netting to the net cable with hog rings. Hog rings are also used to join net seams and install zips in nets.
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Hog Ring Staples - Galvanised (PK2500)
Hog rings are used to attach bird netting to the net cable. Hog rings can also used to join net seams and secure zips into the net.
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Airco MOD.81 Pneumatic Hog Ring Stapler
Pneumatic Hog Ring stapler ideal for larger jobs when an air compressor is available.
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Airco Hog Ring Galfan 15100P clip (PK10,000)
Light weight battery power Hog Ring Stapler perfect for big jobs.
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Airco Hog Ring Galfan 15100P clip (PK10,000)
C Rings for attaching net to wire. Suitable for AIRCO MOD.81Pneumatic and battery stapler.
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Airco 316 SS "C" Rings (PK 10000)
C Rings for attaching net to wire. Suitable for AIRCO MOD.81Pneumatic and battery stapler.
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Zipper Black 1m with slider
This is a 1m Zip that is installed directly on to bird netting to gain access to appliances such as light fixtures, AC/HVAC units, sprinklers etc.
Globe's insecticide foggers can be divided into two main groups - thermal foggers and ULV cold foggers. Thermal foggers produce an ultra fine mist by heating up the pesticide liquid with a heat coil powered by propane or electricity and vaporising it. These thermal fogging machines produce a large count of incredibly small particles, making for a dense cloud of visible fog. Because the fog droplets that thermal insect foggers create are so small, they stay in the air for longer meaning the pesticides have a better chance of coming into contact with any flying insects in the vicinity. ULV cold foggers or ultra-low volume foggers use air pressure to atomise the insecticides. As they do not use heat, and thus do not pose a fire risk, these pesticide foggers are more suited for indoor use. The particle size of the droplets produced is more uniform and can be controlled by the operator to suit their needs. Cold foggers are ideal for applying fungicides and controlling mould both indoors and outdoors, treating both surfaces and airspaces.