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31 October 2023 - News
In modern integrated pest management (IPM) strategies, bait stations are one of the most crucial tools for monitoring and managing rodent infestations as part of prevention and control plans.
A compression test was conducted following a method similar to the UNI EN ISO 604 standard. The results demonstrated that a force exceeding 400 kg is required to achieve 50mm of compression, highlighting Squit’s exceptional structural strength and resistance to breakage.
A test on the molded sample was carried out in accordance with ISO 6964. The sample was exposed to 600°C for 5 minutes in a nitrogen environment. The carbon black content was determined to be approximately 1%, enhancing the material’s resistance to UV radiation and improving its durability under sunlight.
A Xenon Test, conducted in alignment with the ASTM G155 standard, evaluated the product’s resistance to sunlight exposure. After 500 hours of laboratory exposure—equivalent to several months of outdoor sunlight—the sample retained its mechanical properties and showed no significant degradation.
The Squit bait station is built to withstand harsh environmental conditions, including compression and prolonged UV exposure.
