Food Hygiene Sponsor Insect-O-Cutor
Insect-O-Cutor® is the world’s leading insect control solutions provider, and has remained at the forefront of technical and design innovation since the company began in 1962. Insect-O-Cutor offers a comprehensive range of solutions for flying insect control, from innovative electric flykillers to custom made flyscreens and doors.
Edge® – 31.5% more effective than a traditional glueboard flykiller Designed around patented glueboard technology, the Edge flykiller is the first to offer this unique glueboard. The Edge glueboard self-folds as it is inserted into the flykiller, creating a unique form around the high efficacy Synergetic® UV tubes. The board forms edges, known to be more attractive for flies to land on and creates an increased glueboard area of 30% more than a standard flat glueboard, giving astounding results! As a result, independent testing found Edge to be 31.5% more effective than a traditional glueboard flykiller!
As well as leading
performance, the Edge incorporates fantastic additional features such as a swing down guard and removable catch tray for quick and easy servicing, three way mounting options for flexible installation as well as the obvious contemporary aesthetic, making Edge perfect for a wide range of applications. These innovative features combine to make Edge the most effective and original glueboard flykiller available today, complete with a three year guarantee to provide total peace of mind.
Aura™ – Stylish flying insect control for front-of-house areas
Stylish and contemporary, the Aura decorative flykiller is an ultra discreet unit designed for front-of-house applications. Ideal for use within cafes, restaurants, bars and hotels, the Aura offers an elegant, modern aesthetic alongside innovative easy-to-service features and maximum efficacy.
Decorative flykiller units have become increasingly popular in recent years, offering increased compliance with food and hygiene legislation whilst protecting customers from flying pests. Aura
offers customers both design and protection without compromise – The unique circular design of the unit allows light to attract flying insects from a full 360° around the unit, attracted by the patented Synergetic
green light, whilst the design of the discreetly positioned glueboard gives a 100% useful glue area which remains hidden from customer view behind the beautifully polished facade.
Flyscreens made simple – A complete service package Our complete service package ensures that choosing a flyscreen solution is simple, from free of charge pre-installation site surveys and
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measuring to off-site custom manufacturing of products to meet your exact requirements and installation by our team of experienced engineers, ordering Insect-O-Cutor flyscreens is quick and easy.
Insect-O-Cutor have been surveying, measuring,
manufacturing and fitting flyscreens on behalf of our customers since 1984, combining robust materials, quality engineering and easy clean features with the assurance of superb performance
and a five year guarantee. Even complex sites can be fitted with flyscreens, accommodating fire doors and sliding or louvre windows, offering our clients compliance with Food Hygiene Regulations whilst still allowing full functionality of windows and doors. To find out more about our screens service call 0800 988 5359 today!
To become a distributor of Insect-O-Cutor and P+L Systems insect control solutions or to find out more about our wider ranges of electric and glueboard flykilling machines please call 0800 988 5359 or email
info@pandlsystems.com
www.insect-o-cutor.co.uk
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