“KNARRRZ” does it, and the high voltage tears the insect into tiny pieces, which are thrown up to 30 meters into the room by the force of the electric shock — and with them millions upon millions of pathogens. Electric safety grilles are therefore unsuitable for use in companies with the highest hygiene requirements. In addition, the electrodes of the high-voltage electric safety grids have to be relatively far apart due to their design — too far to catch the smallest flying insects such as. B. to be able to safely capture vinegar flies.

Adhesive films, on the other hand, work hygienically, noiselessly and odorless and, moreover, with a very high catch rate! The principle: Attracted by UV-A light (wavelength of 365 nm), which is harmless to humans and animals, flying insects sit on a non-toxic adhesive film and are trapped there with absolute certainty. The “saturated” adhesive film is disposed of and replaced with fresh…