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A ready to use Termite above ground station for treating termites in active feeding sites.

The SX Clear Trap-In-A-Box Rat Trap Station is a ready to use unit for trapping rats, pre-assembled with a Snap-E rat trap inside.

A carton of Sentricon Always Active Ready-To-Install (RTI) Stations contains 28 units of Sentricon In-Ground Stations pre-assembled with Sentricon Always Active IG Termiticide Rods.

The new PROTECTA® EVO® TUNNEL™ is an economical and versatile way to protect traps. PROTECTA EVO TUNNEL can be used indoors or outdoors, and can be secured to fences or pipes via cable ties in both the vertical and horizontal position.

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.

Zipper installed directly on to bird netting to gain access to appliances such as light fixtures, AC/HVAC units, sprinklers etc.  A single Pull Slider also required for each zip.

The Altis Inline Joint is a dripper line fitting used to join two pieces of dripper line together in the Altis termite reticulation system. No clips are required as the blue slip lock joints provide the necessary seal.

Made from hard-wearing plastic these notices need to be fitted near Avishock installations to help prevent unintentional shocks. Text: "WARNING – Electrified Flex-Track – Isolate before access."

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.

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

Avishock Screw-In Wire Guides are used for securing lead wire. Easily installed using a self-tap screw, these guides are ideal for installations on stone.

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.