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Aluminium Ferrule 2.5mm is the perfect way to secure a 2mm Galvanised wire rope.

Tempo Residual Insecticide is a fast-acting, knock-down, broad-spectrum insecticide for general insect control in domestic and commercial situations, as well as for the control of pest insects of turf and ornamental plants.

Stainless steel bird posts are designed for use as part of a bird wire and post system to deter landing from feral pigeons.

Used at corners to join Avishock tracks. Each pack contains 20 connectors.

Suspend Flexx Insecticide is a synthetic pyrethroid (3A) formulation for the knockdown and residual control of a range of insect pests in various indoor and outdoor situations.

Avishock Straight Connectors are used to join straight runs of Avishock track. Each pack contains 20 connectors.

Chaindrite Perforce 500 Residual Insecticide is formulated for the control of a broad range of insects in various situations as per the Directions for Use table.

Tekko Pro is an insect growth regulator registered for the control of flea larvae, immature brown-banded cockroaches and german cockroaches. Tekko Pro Insect Growth Regulator contains 2 insect growth regulators with different modes of action: Novaluron and Pyriproxyfen.

A metered spray unit designed to be installed in enclosed areas to release bursts of pyrethrum spray at regular intervals to assist in flying insect control. Designed to be used with 150g metered pyrethrum and fragrance cans. Light sensor to detect day and night.

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.

For the control of a range of insect pests such as spiders, cockroaches, flies, ants, mosquitoes in various situations.

Bird wire crimps are used to secure the end of bird wire run. The bird wire is threaded through the crimp and then through the hole in the bird post, and back through the crimp.