Diversified Plastics Industries
Diversified Plastics Industries (DPI) is now offering its E-Z Access Crawlspace Door in a new black version, in addition to its original white color. E-Z Access Crawlspace doors can be a profitable add-on service for the pest management professional when performing termite work, wildlife removal or crawlspace encapsulations, the firm says.
Features include: attractive design, weather-stripped door, key lock, standard or small frame, and easy installation, DPI reports.
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Rockwell Labs Ltd
Rockwell Labs Ltd has introduced two new granular baits: InVict Xpress and InVict Blitz. Both products combine the power of imidacloprid with Rockwell’s formulation technology to provide PMPs an “unfair advantage” against pests, the firm said.
InVict Xpress can provide a quick kill for a broad spectrum of insects, including ants, cockroaches, crickets, mole crickets, silverfish, firebrats and earwigs, Rockwell reports. No personal protective equipment is required. The product is available nationwide, excepting California, and is limited to PCO use only in New York.
InVict Blitz contains the first bait matrix specifically designed for ant species such as the tawny/Caribbean/Rasberry crazy ants, Argentine ants and big-headed ants. With 0.5 percent imidacloprid, InVict Blitz delivers a heavy attack to the heart of the colony, Rockwell said. Blitz is currently available in Texas, Georgia, Louisiana and Florida.
Both Xpress and Blitz are labeled for indoor areas (including food areas), outdoor and turf use at a rate of 4 to 8 ounces per 1,000 square feet.
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Woodstream
Woodstream has introduced new Victor Moleworms, which quickly eliminate mole problems, the firm reports. Victor Moleworms are ready to use and look and feel just like real earthworms, the mole’s natural and preferred food source, Woodstream says.
Moleworms are uniquely formulated to attract moles, and each contains the active ingredient bromethalin. PMPs should identify active mole tunnels and treat them by placing Moleworms in the tunnel for the mole to consume, the firm reports.
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XtraBrite
XtraBrite Lighting Services offers black light lamps to pest control professionals. XtraBrite President Mike Puchtel is an industry veteran who started the company in 2012 with the vision to purchase and resell black light lamps to PMPs, the company said.
XtraBrite purchases the lamps directly from the manufacturer to ensure the best price possible for resale to PMPs, the firm reports. “We are committed to offering brand name products at an exceptional value and will keep you informed of new lighting technologies that affect your business and our environment,” said Puchtel.
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Fiberlite Technologies
Fiberlite Technologies offers InCide Pest Control Insulation, a product that combines cellulose insulation with an effective pest control additive, Fiberlite reports.
InCide provides continuous pest protection and can assist in lowering heating and cooling costs, according to the manufacturer. The insulation is flame resistant and is manufactured from 100 percent recycled paper. The product is registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and only may be installed by licensed pest control operators. Fiberlite said InCide is ideal for homes and offices.
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Meyer Vacuums
Meyer Vacuums offers the new Meyer Vantage-Vac, a highly portable, 14 horsepower, gas-powered removal vacuum. Specifically designed to remove pest-damaged insulation, this vacuum can handle the most difficult insulation removal jobs, the firm reports.
The Vantage-Vac’s compact, pneumatic two-wheeled design allows the vacuum to be placed near the removal area, resulting in shorter hoses and power reservation, Meyer said. The 1.85 gallon fuel tank also saves space and keeps the fuel near the Vantage-Vac at all times.
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Great Leap Studios
Great Leap Studios, a content marketing firm, recently launched a service designed for pest control companies to attract new leads online.
Great Leap Studios has created a system to analyze the individual local market of each pest control company it works with. The system determines specific concerns, regional and seasonal factors, and competitors that affect ranking in search websites.
“Our goal is to create content that simultaneously engages and helps the prospective customer build relationships that never go away,” said Anthony Chatfield, content manager for Great Leap Studios. “We want people to find your company and permanently associate their pest control needs with it. That’s how we build our content marketing campaigns.”
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