Fly Catcher Replacement Glue Boards

A glue board stops catching long before it looks full, because the adhesive picks up dust as well as insects. That is the single most common reason a fly unit stops performing, and it is entirely avoidable: keep spare boards on the shelf and change them on a schedule rather than when someone notices. These use a high-tack adhesive that does not dry out in Sri Lankan heat and humidity, which matters, a board that has gone hard is worse than no board at all, because the unit still draws insects in and then lets them go. They fit most fly catcher units; check the dimensions of your existing board before ordering. These are the consumable rather than the machine, and they are what determines whether a fly trap keeps working. A board that has lost its tack, or is covered, catches nothing while the tube stays lit, which is the most common reason a unit appears to have stopped working. Check the dimensions of your existing board before ordering.

• High-tack adhesive that does not dry out
• Formulated for heat and humidity
• Fits most fly catcher units
• Keeps a unit performing rather than merely running
• Cheap enough to change on a schedule

• Keep spares on site so a full board is changed the a scheduled visit
• Change on a schedule, not when someone notices, a board fails before it looks full
• Measure your existing board before ordering, as sizes vary between units