Rodent Catching Paw Trap BROS metal — manual spring trap for rats

BROS metal paw trap for rats is a compact manual spring trap designed to capture adult rodents. Constructed from metal for durability, it uses a paw-style trigger mechanism that activates quickly when pressure is applied. The trap is intended for targeted control of rats and similar-sized rodents and can be used in domestic and agricultural settings when positioned and inspected regularly.

Advantages

The metal construction provides corrosion resistance and a rigid frame that maintains spring tension over repeated use. The paw-style trigger offers a straightforward mechanical activation requiring no bait station electronics or electricity. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for placement in narrow runways, along walls, or inside enclosed spaces where larger traps would not fit. The design allows for rapid capture and immobilisation of the target animal when set correctly.

Suitable for

• Controlling adult rats in homes and garages
• Use in barns, sheds and other agricultural buildings
• Placement along rodent runways, entry points and wall edges
• Indoor and outdoor targeted rodent control when checked frequently

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction designed for durability
• Trigger type: paw-style mechanical trigger
• Activation: spring-loaded mechanism for rapid action
• Size: compact footprint for use in narrow spaces
• Usage environment: suitable for indoor and outdoor placement when protected from extreme weather

How to use

Select locations where rat activity is evident, such as along walls, near burrows or close to food sources. Place the trap on a flat surface with the trigger aligned to the expected runway; conceal it partially if necessary while ensuring the mechanism can operate freely. Set the spring according to the manufacturer's instructions and place bait near or on the trigger to attract the rodent. Check the trap frequently and wear gloves when handling to reduce transfer of human scent and for hygiene. After capture, follow local regulations and humane handling guidelines for disposal or humane dispatch.

Usage recommendations

Inspect traps at least once daily, relocate traps if no activity is observed for several days, and avoid placement in areas accessible to children or non-target animals. Store unused traps in a dry place to prevent corrosion and maintain spring performance.