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Tigard® Sticky Ribbon for Flies and Pantry Moths

Pack size90 cm roll, 4 per pack
Compositionvegetable oils, pine resin, rubber, honey extract, food attractants
Shelf life5 years
Barcode4607060892604
TU 9392-001/1-59359469-2005 RU.77.99.23.002.E.052385.12.11

Packaging and logistics

Corrugated case
Transport packaging
200 packs
Barcode24607060892608
Dimensions225 × 225 × 110 mm
Gross weight1.6 kg
Pallet
Shipping unit
180 cases
Stacking pattern12 rows of 15
Dimensions1200 × 800 × 1320 mm
Product weight288 kg

Advantages

A traditional poison-free product — just glue and a food bait
A roll in a cardboard cylinder, ribbon length 90 cm
Extra-viscous glue with heightened resistance to drying
Catches flies, pantry moths, and other flying insects
Four rolls per pack — for several rooms or the season

About the product

The sticky ribbon has outlived every fashionable product precisely because there is nothing in it to break and nothing to be poisoned by. It sprays nothing into the air, has no smell, needs no outlet, and requires no upkeep: hang it — and forget it until replacement.

The ribbon contains no poisons, so it hangs without worry in living rooms, in the kitchen, in a child's room, and at the country house. It works on attraction: attractants in the glue layer draw flies and pantry moths, and the extra-viscous compound holds them and resists drying to the end of the service life.

Where to hang it

By the window and under the ceiling, where insects gather at the light, in the pantry and on the porch, in utility and household rooms. The roll unwinds from its cardboard cylinder to the full 90 centimeters.

A mass-market format for the home, the country house, and small sites — inexpensive, familiar, and dependable; four rolls per pack last the season.

Payment and delivery

We ship wholesale from a single pallet out of our own warehouse in the Moscow Region — to all regions of Russia and to the CIS countries.

  • Pickup from the warehouse in the Moscow Region
  • Transport companies to the terminal or to your door, across Russia and the CIS
  • Our own transport in Moscow and the Moscow Region
  • Retail chain DCs on the chain's schedule

Payment

Bank transfer; we agree payment terms individually to fit your volume. Closing documents are also available via EDI.

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Questions and answers

Can a sticky fly ribbon be hung in a child's room?

Yes. The Tigard ribbon contains no poisons, so it is hung without worry in living rooms, in the kitchen, in a child's room, and at the country house. It sprays nothing into the air and has no smell: it is a traditional poison-free product — just glue and a food bait.

How do you hang the Tigard sticky ribbon for flies and moths?

The roll in its cardboard cylinder is unwound to its full length — 90 centimeters — and hung by the window and under the ceiling, where insects gather at the light. The pantry and the porch, utility and household rooms are suitable too.

Will one pack of Tigard sticky ribbons last a season?

Yes. The four rolls in a pack last a season or cover several rooms. It is a mass-market format for the home, the country house, and small sites — inexpensive, familiar, and dependable.

Does the glue on the Tigard sticky fly ribbon dry out?

The ribbon's extra-viscous glue resists drying to the end of its service life. Attractants in the glue layer draw flies and pantry moths, and the viscous compound holds them — the ribbon works on attraction.

What is the minimum order, and how many units per case and per pallet?

We ship wholesale from a single pallet. Pack size: 90 cm roll, 4 per pack. Per corrugated case: 200 packs. Per pallet: 180 cases (12 rows of 15).

What documents are available for this item?

Document numbers for this item: TU 9392-001/1-59359469-2005, RU.77.99.23.002.E.052385.12.11. State registration certificates and other documents are in the Product documents section; the complete procurement package is available on request.

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