Recognise the Wing Trap item
The product photograph shows the green Wing Trap with its white board beneath the cover. Use the picture together with your existing item label when discussing a replacement. The company’s Wing Trap description refers to catching small and medium moths and monitoring or mass-trapping uses. Ask for the exact proposed package and its instructions for your target.
Ask about the replaceable board
The Wing Trap description explains that a full sticky board can be replaced while retaining the trap body. Request the board reference for the specific trap you intend to order or already hold. Supply photographs of the body and current board, and ask the supplier to confirm the proposed replacement rather than selecting a board from appearance alone.
Confirm the lure pairing separately
Name the target and the lure under discussion. Request a written response identifying the lure and Wing Trap combination proposed for your review. Include any existing lure label or purchasing reference. Have your pest-management adviser assess the proposed pairing and instructions before using them in a monitoring plan or a different management programme.
Itemise the Wing Trap purchase
Split the request into bodies, boards and lures, with a requested quantity for each. Ask for packaging and storage information and clarify whether the quoted items arrive together or as separate components. Use the dedicated board-replacement guide for replenishment questions. Retain the accepted references so subsequent orders can specify the same components clearly.
Wing traps: documents to request
| Ask about | Request with your inquiry |
|---|---|
| Which board belongs to the trap? | Body photograph and replacement board reference |
| Which lure is proposed? | Target-specific pairing statement |
| What needs replenishment? | Separate bodies, boards and lure quantities |