Multi-Lure™ Trap
Multi-Lure™ Trap
The Multi-Lure™ Trap is a reliable insect pest surveillance system designed to support accurate detection, delimitation, and population monitoring of fruit flies of economic importance. It is widely used in agricultural, regulatory, and research programs where consistent data collection, durability, and environmental responsibility are essential.
Its design supports uniform survey performance, making it suitable for long-term surveillance, early detection, and area-wide pest management programs. By enabling timely detection and informed decision-making, the Multi-Lure™ Trap contributes to pest management strategies that reduce unnecessary chemical applications and support Integrated Pest Management (IPM) objectives.
The Multi-Lure™ system is engineered to accommodate both liquid and solid attractants, allowing flexibility across different protocols and target pest species. It is compatible with synthetic food lures such as Ammonium Acetate (AA), Putrescine (Pu), and Trimethylamine (TMA), as well as food-based attractants including protein baits, such as Nu-Lure, and torula yeast/borax formulations. This versatility allows surveillance programs to adapt the trap configuration to specific operational and regulatory requirements.
Trap Capacity & Configurations
The Multi-Lure™ Trap is available in two sizes to support different operational goals:
Large Multi-Lure™
Capacity up to 350 mL.
Intended for surveillance, detection, and population monitoring programs requiring longer servicing intervals.
Small Multi-Lure™
Capacity up to 250 mL.
Intended for mass trapping applications where higher trap density is required.
Both configurations are designed for consistent field performance, clean handling, and ease of deployment in large-scale insect pest surveillance operations.
Environmental & Program Use
The Multi-Lure™ Trap supports pest management strategies focused on environmental responsibility, field efficiency, and regulatory compliance.
Its targeted approach helps reduce unnecessary chemical applications and supports surveillance programs where accurate detection and population data are required.
The system is commonly used in:
– Government and regulatory surveillance programs
– Area-wide pest management initiatives
– Agricultural production systems
– Research and field surveillance projects
