
Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
Delta Trap of 3 mm Thickness, 25 cm Length and 20 cm Width(Pack-25 Pcs)
SKU: SD-GW-2021825-C1
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Short Description
Delta Trap
3mm Thickness
25 cm Length x 20 cm Breadth
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
- Weight (Approx.) : 0.5 kg
- Brand: King Catcher
- Category: Pheromone Traps
- Application: Pest control, monitoring
- Usability: Indoor and outdoor agricultural use
Description
The Delta Trap with a 3 mm thickness and dimensions of 25 cm length by 20 cm width is a durable and highly effective pest monitoring tool widely used in farms, orchards, gardens, and greenhouses. Designed for long-lasting outdoor use, it works by holding replaceable sticky liners that capture moths, aphids, and other flying insects when baited with species-specific pheromones. Its triangular, weather-resistant structure ensures stability in various conditions, while the eco-friendly, chemical-free trapping method makes it safe for humans, pets, and crops. Easy to assemble, install, and maintain, this trap is reusable for multiple seasons, helping farmers monitor pest activity and plan targeted, minimal pesticide use to protect yields and promote sustainable agriculture.
Features
:- Eco-friendly and reusable structure
- Efficient for monitoring and controlling insect population
- Low-maintenance and easy to install
- Safe for use in grain warehouses and farms
- Tested for field and storage conditions
Applications
:- Farms and crop fields for moth and flying insect monitoring
- Fruit orchards and vineyards
- Greenhouses and nurseries
- Organic gardens and kitchen gardens
- Agricultural research and pest population studies
- Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs
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