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Portable hand duster used for treating cracks and crevices with insecticide dust with a number of different stems available to suit specific application situations.

Coopex Dust Insecticidal Dusting Powder is registered for the control of cockroaches, ants, fleas, silverfish and bed bugs in and around domestic and industrial premises, food preparation and storage areas. Also for control of mushroom flies in mushroom housing and bees in wall cavities.

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.

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.

This Spraying Systems O Ring is specially designed to suit 5780 nozzles.

C Rings for attaching net to wire. Suitable for AIRCO MOD.81Pneumatic and battery stapler.

Pneumatic Hog Ring stapler ideal for larger jobs when an air compressor is available.

Makita Dust Blower Nozzles are available with 3 different ends to assist you in applying dust in specific situations.

The B&G 1150 Bulb Dust-R Insecticide Dust Applicator comes with 2 different sized tips to choose from when you apply insecticide dust in crevices and cracks.

The Starrdust PRO One-Shot Insecticidal Dust 400g is an industrial-strength dust designed for use with the Starrdust PRO Duckbill Duster. It is a ready-to-use broad-spectrum insecticide with a unique formulation.  It controls a wide range of insect pests including cockroaches, silverfish, spiders, ants, fleas, carpet beetles, bed bugs, European wasps, feral honey bees, bird mites, subterranean termites, hide beetles, millipedes, woodlice and clothes moths.

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. 

Silvalure Moth Monitoring Funnel Trap Set (Black & White Stripe) is designed for monitoring and mass trapping Stored Product Moths such as Ephestia spp. and Plodia interpunctella.