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The Makita Dusting Gun attaches to the Makita UB1103 Blower or Makita DUB 185 Blower to apply insecticidal dust to enclosed voids such as roof spaces and sub-floors.

SX Fix n Go Pads are a ready-to-use rodent station tether fixing system to secure rat or mouse bait stations to a wall, floor, or surface, whilst allowing the box to be lifted for cleaning.

The Galvanised Bird Wire Rope 2mm (200m Spool) is a versatile and durable solution designed for a wide range of pest control and structural applications. Crafted from high-quality galvanised steel, this wire rope combines strength, flexibility, and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Bird wire Standard Spring is to be used for tensioning bird wire on the post and bird wire system.  Standard Springs are installed at one end of each run of bird post and wire.

Bird wire Micro Spring is to be used for tensioning bird wire on the post and bird wire system.  Micro Springs are installed at one end of each run of bird post and wire.

The Trelona ATBS (Advanced Termite Baiting System) is a carton of 16 pre-assembled active inground termite bait stations ready to be installed.

TermatriX In Ground (IG) Termite Baiting Complete Set with stations, cardboard inserts, monitor tablets, lids and swift-lock station opening tools.

Sumilarv Granules 250gm are registered for the control of the larvae of mosquitoes, midges and drain and latrine flies in non-natural water sources.

A discreet intermediate fixing that can be used for screwing into timber or masonry. Ideal for installing and erecting bird netting.

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.

A pair of monitoring devices made out of pine wood for use with the Sentricon In-Ground Termite Baiting and Monitoring Stations.

Sentricon Always Active IG (In-Ground) Termiticide Rods have the benefits of both chemical barriers and bait stations, without any of their drawbacks. No mixing, no trenches, no poison. And colony elimination may be achieved before termites are even detected!