Choosing the right replacement glueboard for an Australian commercial fly unit

Glueboards are the consumable that keeps a fly unit catching. The Pest IT range carries the matching format for every fly unit in the catalogue plus a universal that fits common third-party formats.

When to choose Viper Universal Glueboards

The Viper Universal is the right call when the unit is third-party, mixed-fleet, or when the original glueboard format is no longer in stock from the original brand. It fits the most common 35cm and 40cm chassis and carries the Viper lure chemistry.

When to choose the matching brand glueboard

Viper Attack, Viper Strike, Viper Decorative, BRC, and BRC all use a sized glueboard built for the unit's lamp position and chassis. The matching glueboard catches more flies than a substitute because the surface area, glue chemistry, and lamp angle are tuned to the unit.

Setting the glueboard cycle for audit

Quarterly cycle is the standard for HACCP, SQF, BRC, and WQA audits. Heavy-load food sites and outdoor-exposed units cycle monthly. The auditor will lift the unit, check the date label, and confirm cycle dates on the treatment register. Run the cycle even when the board still has white space; lure chemistry degrades on the same cycle as catch fill.

How to order replenishment at scale

Use the Spec Your Project form with your site list, unit fleet, and audit calendar. We will send back a glueboard order matched to each site, with cycle dates set against the audit visit so replenishment lands ahead of swap day. Documentation is in your name; we are not invoiced as service.