GACHON

Business useStored product insects

Pheromone trap for monitoring moths: Moths are flying insects, often found indoors such as in factories and warehouses for food, milled rice, and tobacco. They cause harm to grains and to processed foods. As moths always rank among the top causes of product contamination, GACHON is widely used in the food industry.; List of documents Click here for installation method

Target Insects

Target five moth species well known as food pests (different lures are used for each species)
Useful for early detection of moths, determining their source, and investigating seasonal variation in their emergence

Designed by our professionals that thoroughly study behavior of moths.
A tough glue paper not affected by dust or scales.
The lure is covered with controlled-release film, making their effectiveness last for a month.
User friendly design with easy assembly and disposal.
Useful in variety of places such as factories, warehouses and containers.

Please check if the small box has 10pcs of traps and 10pcs of lures.

Fold the upper part of the device along the crease and peel off the release paper.

Take out one lure from the strip.

Color of individual lures may not be the same but has no effect on product quality.

Set it on appropriate position in “Stick the lure here” of glue board.

Insert part A into part B and is ready to install.

Avoid placing the traps near machinery or production lines, as they may attract insects to these places.
Placing traps near building entrances may attract insects inside. Place them 10 to 20m away from entrances or exits.

Replace the traps and lures after one month of use.

The product has a shelf life of one year from manufacturing date.
Avoid sunlight and store at room temperature in a dark place.
For quality purposes, do not store in a refrigerator or at temperatures above 40°C.

10 traps, 10 lures (1 strip) / small box
100/cardboard box (10 small boxes/cardboard box)

Type of lures	Target insects
Tobacco moth & Indian meal moth	Indian meal moth (Plodia interpunctella) Tobacco moth (Ephestia elutella)
Rice moth	Rice moth (Corcyra cephalonica)
Almond moth & Medi. flour moth	Almond moth (Cadra cautella) Medi. flour moth (Ephestia kuehniella)