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CROPG1 · TRAP SYSTEMS

Designed around
insect behaviour.

From a chemical signal to a meaningful catch.
Find the trap, collection method and field configuration for your work.

Original concept studies of a delta trap, bucket trap, fruit-fly trap and forestry funnel trap

Original concept illustration · final configuration agreed with quotation

65

Trap configurations

10

Application families

One

Scientifically defined brief

A full development range, not a stock declaration. Select a configuration to discuss supply, samples or custom manufacture.

FIND YOUR CONFIGURATION

A trap for the
question you are asking.

Browse by insect group, environment or attraction method. Compare up to three designs before preparing your enquiry.

65 configurations

Original form studies · not to scale

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SIDE BY SIDE

Compare configurations.

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Specification
Application
Attraction / sampling
Collection
Development brief
Supply status
Lure included?

Compare function first. Final drawings, materials and performance criteria follow your brief.

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THE SCIENCE OF A USEFUL CATCH

Attraction is only
the beginning.

A lure, entrance and collector work as one system. Monitoring asks what is present and when. A pest-management programme asks whether an intervention changes crop outcomes. Those are different questions.

Discuss the semiochemical ↗
  1. 01

    Choose the cue.

    Pheromone, host odour, food attractant, light, colour or natural movement.

  2. 02

    Make entry and retention work.

    Match flight or crawling behaviour to the entrance, surface and collection method.

  3. 03

    Make the observation useful.

    Agree counting, species identification, servicing and non-target assessment.

FROM REQUIREMENT TO REPEATABLE PRODUCTION

Your insect.
Your conditions.
Your trap configuration.

Specify housings, dispensers, adhesive inserts, collectors, packaging and connected observation. Begin with a brief; agree the prototype and evidence before a production commitment.

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