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STORGARD CLOTHES MOTH TRAP 6/CTN
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SKU
TRE3746-06
The Storgard® II Combi Clothes Moth Kit provides early-warning detection of potentially damaging insect infestations during processing, transport, warehousing and marketing of foods, and other commodities. Proper use of these products can reduce losses, increase the quality of stored foods and save time and money.
Webbing clothes moths (Tineola bisselliella) and Casemaking clothes moth (Tinea pellionella) are serious pests of retail, distribution and self-storage sites, to name a few. To help pest management professionals actively monitor for these two fabric pests, Trece offers the STORGARD COMBI Clothes Moth Kit. The kit is available in STORGARD II and III Kits of six traps/six lures per kit.
Trece has combined quality pheromones for the casemaking and webbing clothes moth to enhance the ability to monitor both pests without excessive costs of stocking two different items in inventory and less labor in the field.
| Size | 6 / CTN |
| Manufacturer | TRECE [view products] |
| EPA# | N / A |
| Active Ingredient | N / A |
| Label | storgard_insect_identification_poster_10012019.pdf |
| SDS | ans2657_storgard_clothes_moth_sds_10012019.pdf |
| Target Pests | Webbing Clothes Moths |
| Not For Sale To | NOT FOR SALE IN: AK, HI, PR, NON U S LOCATIONS |
To use this trap simply remove the release paper on the trap to expose the glue. The trap is already pre-baited with pheromones, so all you need to do is form the trap into a box form and hang it in areas of moth activity.
The trap can be hung with a hook, hanger, string, zip tie or secured to a wall or other surface with double-sided tape.
Do not use more than 2 traps in your home at a time. Using more than the recommended number of traps can make your home over saturated with the attractant and the moths will become confused and will not enter the traps.
To use this trap simply remove the release paper on the trap to expose the glue. The trap is already pre-baited with pheromones, so all you need to do is form the trap into a box form and hang it in areas of moth activity.
The trap can be hung with a hook, hanger, string, zip tie or secured to a wall or other surface with double-sided tape.
Do not use more than 2 traps in your home at a time. Using more than the recommended number of traps can make your home over saturated with the attractant and the moths will become confused and will not enter the traps.