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Industry distributor Oldham Chemical now offers PestTool’s PestBlaster, a state-of-the-art, cordless electric duster that enables the accurate and efficient distribution of dust insecticides to hard-to-reach places.
Features and benefits
- The high-precision capability of the PestBlaster minimizes the overuse of pest control materials, leading to cost savings and reduced environmental impact. It also ensures that treatment is more effective by directly targeting pest-infested areas.
- With its simple, ergonomic design, the PestBlaster reduces the learning curve for new users and enhances the efficiency of pest control operations. Maneuvering across project spaces is easy with this lightweight and cordless device. This ease of use also means that tasks can be completed more quickly and with less effort, improving user experience and productivity.
- The long battery life of the PestBlaster ensures uninterrupted work, which is essential for efficiency in pest control tasks. This allows users to complete more treatments without the downtime associated with recharging, making it a dependable tool for extensive pest control operations. Additionally, the PestBlaster comes with two rechargeable batteries, so users can charge the spare and swap it out during longer projects without losing time.
- The PestBlaster and its attachments can adapt to various pest control needs, making it suitable for diverse pest management challenges. This adaptability ensures that users don’t need multiple tools for different pest control tasks, offering both convenience and cost-effectiveness.
About Oldham Chemical
Oldham Chemical Co. was formed in 1966 by Millard Oldham and his wife Ada as a full-service, family-oriented specialty distribution company in Tennessee. They are both Pest Management Professional Hall of Famers (Class of 2007).
The company specializes in customized application equipment for the professional pest control and lawn care industries. It has 14 service centers in eight states throughout the Southeastern U.S.
