【Background】 Codling moth is an important introduced pest in China. It is rapidly spreading from Xinjiang to the eastern regions in recent years. Mating disruption can be an efficient, safe control measure for pest, but it is usually too expensive for farmers. 【Method】 The effectiveness of three types of dispensers — twisted ties, paste, and plastic tubes — were compared in an orchard located in Zhongwei, Ningxia Province, China, in 2013. The experiment included three plots (about 3.3 hm2·plot-1). The dispensers were hung in 2 heights at 900 points·hm-2. One row of the dispensers were hung on the top the canopy, and the other row of dispensers were hung in the middle of the canopy in an alternating pattern. 【Result】 The results were monitored by sex pheromone traps and the damaged fruit rate in each of the assigned plots. During the growing seasons, no male moths were captured through the use of the twisted tie method. A larger number of male moths were caught in traps through paste and plastic tuber dispenser plots compared with the twisted ties plots. The damaged fruit rates were 0 and 0.56% in twisted ties plot at the end of June and before harvesting respectively, damaged fruit rates were 0.89% and 1.38% in the paste plot, 0.79% and 1.38% in the plastic tuber plot respectively. The damaged fruit rates were 1.44% and 3.13% in the conventional pesticide control plot at the same time. 【Conclusion and significance】 If the pest population was high, or the products has high value, the twisted tie dispenser could be used. The paste and plastic tuber dispensers could be used only in the low pest population orchards.