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Catchmaster 100i Insect Traps

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Catchmaster 100i Insect Traps/Monitors are glue boards to catch and monitor insects, important in integrated pest management (IPM) procedures and methods. These insect traps are pre-baited with food graded molasses on a sticky adhesive backing to attract insects and trap them.

Each board (7.56" long x 7.5 " wide) is perforated to make 3 traps(7.56" x 2.5" each) or simply use one large trap. Place these traps in areas where you spot or suspect insect activity; put them along walls, baseboards, behind appliances, in corners or other areas where insects may crawl.

	Catchmaster 100i pack(s) (4 boards - 12 monitors) Quantity	$5.00 Buy 10 for $3.50 each and save 30% Buy 15 for $2.50 each and save 50%
	Catchmaster 100i box(s) (100 boards - 300 monitors) Quantity	$51.20 Buy 2 for $47.00 each and save 9% Buy 4 for $44.75 each and save 13%

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Description

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Catchmaster 100i Insect Traps (100 boards - 300 Traps per box )

Made in the USA

Various Uses

IPM, insect detection and monitoring-to accurately determine severity of infestations, location or species
To trap insects for your pest control instead of using chemicals

Additional Information

Additional Information

Pro Tips	Not Available
Packaging	7.56 in. long x 7.5 in. wide each board, breaks up into 3 traps
Manufacturer	Atlantic Paste (Catchmaster brand #100i)
Product Label	N/A
SDS	MSDS
More PDF's	N/A
Target Pest	N/A
Active Ingredient (s)	N/A
For Use :	Residential, commercial, or industrial buildings
Yield	N/A
Mixture\|Application	Place these traps along walls, baseboards, behind appliances, in corners or other areas where insects may crawl.
Application	No
Retreatment	No
Shipping Restrictions	N/A
More Instructions	No

Reviews

Customer Reviews 1 item(s)

Great Indoor Insect Traps

These traps work very well for catching tiny insects that enter a home.
They catch everything from gnats, spiders, silverfish to any creepy crawler that happens to come in contact with them. When they are well used, we toss them in the trash and put down a new one. We have been pleased with the overall performance of these insect traps.