Bird Repellent Track System resists corrosive environments.
May 5, 2009 -
By emitting slight shock that will not harm birds, Bird Jolt Flat Track System conditions birds to avoid certain areas. System uses Monel marine-grade knitted wire, which optimizes conductivity and virtually eliminates breaks when installing track in tight bends. Resistant to corrosion and acids, and highly resistant to alkalis, Monel Alloy makes track system suited for marine applications and other corrosive environments.
Now Available: New and Improved Bird Jolt Flat Track System from Bird-B-Gone, Inc.
Bird-B-Gone, Inc. has made new improvements to their Bird Jolt Flat Track System. Bird Jolt Flat Track is a low profile track system that emits a slight shock to birds as they land on upon its surface. The shock will not harm birds, but will condition them to avoid the area. The new, patent pending Bird Jolt Flat Track uses Monel marine grade knitted wire. The knitted design uses a single strand of higher gauge wire, as opposed to the bundles of thin wire used in braided and woven designs. This achieves greater conductivity and virtually eliminates breaks in the wires when installing the track in tight bends. The new Bird-B-Gone Bird Jolt Flat Track goes even further, using a "tube-within-a-tube" design for even greater conductivity, strength and reliability.
Monel Alloy is stronger than steel, resistant to corrosion and acids, and highly resistant to alkalis which makes it ideal for marine applications and applications with highly corrosive conditions.
For sample and more information on the new patent pending Bird Jolt Flat Track, contact Bird-B-Gone, Inc. @ 1-800-392-6915; nobirds@birdbgone.com.
Company Information: Name: Bird-B-Gone, Inc. Address: 22541 Aspan St. City: Lake Forest State: CA ZIP: 92630 Country: USA Phone: 949-472-3122 FAX: 949-472-3116 http://www.birdbgone.com
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