Bait stations and rodent traps

Galvanised steel bait station

A galvanised steel station with a transparent inspection window in the lid and two compartments — for work with snap traps or with bait, wherever plastic would not survive.

Closed galvanised steel bait station with a transparent inspection window in the lid

Where forklifts move through the building, floors are washed hot or heavy equipment operates, a plastic station has a short life. The galvanised steel version takes impact and load, and goes back to work after washing without deforming.

The inspection window changes the way a technician works. Through the transparent pane it is clear whether anything happened inside, without opening the station and without staying in the production area longer than necessary. Inspections are shorter and disturb the plant less.

What this solution gives you

  • Galvanised steel construction

    Resistant to impact, load and washing. Proven in production halls, warehouses and around loading docks.

  • Inspection window in the lid

    Visual check of the contents without opening the station — a faster inspection with less interference in the site’s work.

  • Two independent compartments

    A central divider allows two points to work at once: two traps, or a trap and a monitoring bait.

  • Works without rodenticide

    The holders take snap traps, so the station also serves zones where chemistry is ruled out.

Product photos

  • Open galvanised steel bait station showing two compartments separated by a divider
  • Inside of the steel station with two snap traps, seen from above
  • Galvanised steel station fitted with two snap traps and bait holders

Questions

Questions about this product

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Does the station work without poison?

Yes. The holders in both compartments take snap traps, so the control point works purely mechanically. That is the solution for food contact zones and for sites where rodenticide is ruled out.

Why a window, if the station has to be opened to change bait anyway?

Because most inspections end with the finding that nothing happened. The window establishes that in seconds, so only the points that actually need intervention get opened.

Will the steel take pressure washing?

Galvanised steel resists moisture and the cleaning agents used in plants. We choose the mounting and the location so the station is not in the path of the jet during daily cleaning.

How does it differ from the plastic version?

In durability and in the view of the contents. Plastic is lighter and cheaper and works better outdoors and in less demanding spots. We use steel where the station takes hits from equipment or from washing.

Let’s check whether it fits your site

Describe the facility and the problem, and we will tell you whether this solution makes sense here — and what deployment involves.