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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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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 - Stainless Steel (Box of 2500)
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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Bird Spider Deterrent
Bird Spiders are stand-alone physical bird deterrents used to scare large birds from concentrated areas.
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Storgard II Ultra Combi Quick Change Moth & Beetle Monitoring System
A pack of 6 pre-baited Storgard II Ultra Combi Quick Change Moth & Beetle Monitoring traps
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Bird Wire (Nylon Coated) 300m
The coated wire is suspended between bird wire posts to prevent large birds from landing. Bird wire is a low-profile bird deterrent system ideal for handrails, ledges, rooftops, parapet walls and other areas large birds are landing.
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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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Agrisense Black Stripe Mini-Delta Cigarette Beetle Trap (Pk10)
Agrisense Black Stripe Mini-Delta Cigarette Beetle Traps are cost-effective, one time use card traps for capturing cigarette beetles (Lasioderma serricorne).
They assemble into a delta shape with Black stripes on the outside and all inner surfaces coated with glue.
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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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Stainless Steel Bird Posts (Pack of 100)
Stainless steel bird posts are designed for use as part of a bird wire and post system to deter landing from feral pigeons.
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Bird Free Optical Gel with Magnet - 15 Pack
Ready to install
Bird Free Optical Gel keeps birds off all structures without harming them. It does so by altering their behaviour, not by acting as a physical barrier. Once applied, birds will completely desert a habitat, even one they have been using for years.