- A professional glue trap designed to control mice and rats in homes and commercial and industrial facilities without using poisons or pesticides. Its high-strength adhesive layer holds rodents as soon as they touch the surface, helping to limit their spread and making it easy to monitor infestation levels. Suitable for restaurants, stores, farms, factories and homes, especially where safe, chemical-free control is needed near food and sensitive products.
Key Features
- Strong, high-efficiency adhesive that catches mice and rats quickly when they touch the trap surface.
- Free of poisons and pesticides, suitable for food facilities and sensitive areas.
- Helps monitor rodent activity and locate infestations as part of integrated pest management programs.
- Easy to use and ready to work straight away with no extra setup.
- No odors or fumes and no effect on the surrounding environment.
- Suitable for homes, restaurants, warehouses, farms, hotels and commercial facilities.
Specifications
- Brand: FORCE CATCH
- Model: 933
- Type: Rodent glue trap
- Mode of action: Strong adhesive that holds rodents
- Target pests: Mice and rats
- Condition: Ready to use
- Traps per pack: 72 glue traps
- Country of origin: China
Directions for Use
- Place the trap along walls and on usual mouse and rat runways.
- In heavy infestations, place several traps in different locations for best results.
- A small amount of food bait can be placed in the middle of the trap to increase its attraction when needed.
- Inspect traps regularly and replace them when full or when the adhesive loses effectiveness.
Where to Use
- Homes.
- Restaurants and kitchens.
- Bakeries.
- Warehouses and stores.
- Farms and poultry houses.
- Hotels and commercial facilities.
- Pest control companies.
Important Notes
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
- Best used in dry, clean areas to keep maximum adhesive strength.
- Dispose of used traps properly after use.
Orkida Tip
- For best performance, place traps near walls, behind equipment and appliances, and where rodent droppings or tracks are seen, since mice and rats prefer to move along walls rather than across open spaces.