Insect Traps
Fruit fly traps, McPhail traps, funnel traps, water traps, delta traps, palm traps, solar light traps, yellow and blue sticky traps. Manufacturer in Hyderabad, India.
- Fruit Fly Trap — A dome trap with inverted cone openings around the body and a lure basket under the hood. Flies follow the scent in through the cones and cannot find their way back out. The lower chamber is clear, so the catch can be checked without opening the trap.
- Vertical Fruit Fly Trap — A tall cylindrical version of the fruit fly trap with entry ports along its height. The narrow body sits inside dense foliage without catching on branches, which suits gourd trellises and close-planted orchards.
- Funnel Trap — A canopy cap holding the lure, a smooth funnel below it, and a clear sleeve bag at the bottom. Moths fly towards the lure, hit the canopy, and drop through the funnel into the sleeve. It runs dry, so there is no water to top up.
- Bucket / Pheroglo Trap — A wide bucket body with a coloured lid and a lure holder beneath it. Moths drawn to the lure drop into the deep chamber. The generous volume means it can be left for longer between visits.
- Water Trap — Tuta — A wide water pan with the lure held on a central clip above the surface and overflow slots at the rim. Moths drawn to the lure land on the water and cannot lift off again.
- Water Trap — Shoot Borer — A yellow water pan built for brinjal fields, with a central clip that keeps the lure dry while the scent carries across the plot. Overflow slits hold the water level through rain.
- Water Trap — Diamondback Moth — A low water basin for cole crop beds. It catches male moths during evening flights, which interrupts egg laying on young leaves and curds.
- Palm Trap — A bucket trap with entry openings around the rim and a rough outer surface that weevils and beetles can climb. It takes the aggregation lure and the Weevil Defender bottle together on the same hanger.
- Glass Trap — A transparent dome trap with an invaginated base entrance. Light passes through the walls, which keeps trapped flies moving upward and away from the opening they came in by.
- McPhail Trap — A bell-shaped trap with a clear upper dome and a yellow base, entered through an opening in the bottom. Flies drawn in by the lure move up towards the light and do not find the entrance again, and the catch stays in view through the clear top.
- Solar Light Trap — A solar panel, a dusk-to-dawn LED, a lure holder and a collection basin in one unit. Light and pheromone work together, and the trap switches itself on at dusk with no cabling to run.
- Delta Trap — A triangular housing in waterproof corrugated polypropylene, with a replaceable sticky liner on the floor and the lure hanging from the ridge. The shape shelters the glue from dust and rain.
- Sticky Sheets — Non-drying sticky boards in two colours — yellow for whiteflies, aphids and leaf miners, blue for thrips. Both faces are coated, and the glue stays tacky in sun and rain.
- Sticky Rolls — Long ribbons of the same sticky film, unrolled along polyhouse vents, boundaries or between orchard rows. They catch flying pests at the edge of the crop rather than inside it.
- Sticky Pouches — Individually sealed sticky traps for quick setup. Tear the pouch, peel the release paper and hang — no sticky fingers and no cutting to size in the field.
- Insect Trapping Glue — A brush-on sticky adhesive in a pour bottle. Use it on recycled bottles, painted boards or as a band around fruit tree trunks to stop crawling insects, ants and mealybug crawlers.
Crop Care Bio Solutions, Hyderabad – 500055, Telangana, India. Phone: +91 93467 20617.