Papua New Guinea Fully automatic sticky insect trap machine
Product Description
The sticky insect trap machine, also known as the insect‑attracting trap machine, is used to manufacture products such as sticky insect traps, fly‑attracting ribbons, and fly‑killing light boards. It can perform a series of critical processes—including adhesive application, lamination, punching, and cutting and shaping—in a single operation.
From a structural perspective, the adhesive‑trap machine is primarily divided into two major components: electrical and mechanical. The mechanical section comprises key elements such as the unwind shaft, tension control system, web‑centering device, adhesive‑coating unit, laminating unit, and slitting unit. The unwind shaft is used to mount rolls of yellow (or blue) traps and release liner. Three tension‑controlled unwinders and three web‑centering devices work in concert to precisely regulate the material’s position and flatness during unwinding, ensuring smooth operation of subsequent processes, including adhesive application, lamination, slitting, and perforation.
The adhesive application system is equipped with an analog‑controlled automatic blade‑smoothing device. It ensures uniform coating of adhesive onto the release liner. After the coated release liner is laminated with a yellow (or blue) plate, the material is conveyed to the punching and cutting unit, with the speed adjustable to meet production requirements.
The electrical system is centered around a PLC control module and features a touch-screen operator interface. Operators can easily input various production parameters—such as slitting length, stack count, and punch‑hole quantity—via the touchscreen, enabling precise control of output while ensuring simple, user‑friendly operation.
The equipment accommodates material widths of 50–300 mm, features an air‑inflated shaft with a diameter of 76 mm, and supports a maximum unwind diameter of 500 mm and a maximum roll weight of 100 kg. The adhesive application width ranges from 50 to 290 mm, with an adhesive coating of 50 ± 3 g/m² to 100 ± 3 g/m², and a lamination deviation of ±1 mm.
Sticky insect traps are widely used for pest control in agriculture—such as orchards, tea plantations, vegetable greenhouses, forestry, and horticulture—providing robust support for green, environmentally friendly, physical pest‑management strategies.
