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24” or 36” straight wand extension for professional spraying equipment.

18”, 24” or 36” curved wand extension for professional spraying equipment.

The B&G 5850 4-way Tip Only provides a wide range of action for broadcast applications. Providing a highly flexible product, the tip is compatible with B&G Sprayer Wands with multiple settings available, as well as with B&G sprayers. 

A templated sign and notice record for the installation of a Termite Management System in an existing structure (post-construction).

This stainless steel eye plate allows equipment, such as wire rope, to be fed through it. This M6 eye plate is ideal for installing and erecting bird netting.

Its ultra-lightweight design and ability to produce large volumes of dense fog make the Dyna-Fog Superhawk Thermal Fogger ideal for use in both local and remote areas.

The Insectomatic IND35 Glueboard Fly Killer is designed specifically for commercial, factory, and warehouse environments, providing powerful and reliable insect control. Featuring high-efficiency shatterproof Synergetic® UV tubes, this unit uses patented dual-wavelength technology to enhance insect attraction, increasing the catch rate for superior pest management.

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.

Anchor Rivets are used with Split Pins to create an intermediate fixing for securing cable around the perimeter. They are also designed to hold Bird posts into drilled holes.

The Dyna-Fog Golden Eagle portable thermal fogger is acclaimed in the industry for its effective and economical dispensing of oil-based chemical products.

The Stick-on plastic bases support bird wire system and can be glued to any ledge surface. Posts that are 4mm are designed to be inserted into these Stick-on Bases.

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.