Adjuvants

1

AquaGro L 10 ltr.

Item No.280012201
2

Eko-mist 5 ltr.

Item No.181022154
3
5

SugarBait (400) 10 ltr.

Item No.180310267
An adjuvant is a vital component, either integrated into a pesticide's formulation or offered as a standalone product, aimed at enhancing the overall efficiency and effectiveness of chemical plant protection agents. In our diverse range of products, you'll discover a comprehensive selection of adjuvants designed to significantly improve the efficacy of your spray solutions.

Types of adjuvants in horticulture

Adjuvants are divided into three main groups: absorption improvers, dissolving agents and sutures. The use of these three types of adjuvant crop protection in combination with chemical crop protection results in even leaf distribution, increased leaf absorption and improved adhesion of the active ingredients. The term 'effluent' is often still used to refer to adjuvants. However, effluents are only one category of adjuvants used in combination with chemical pesticides. A formulation of a plant protection product often also contains an adjuvant . These adjuvants are added for various reasons:
  • An adjuvant ensures that the plant protection product ends up in the right place in the crop;
  • An adjuvant prevents the crop protection product from splashing. The product remains where it ends up;
  • An adjuvant prevents rinsing in the event of rain, for example;
  • An adjuvant ensures better distribution and absorption by the leaf or plant;
  • An adjuvant protects the crop protection product against UV light. This ensures that the effect of the crop protection product remains effective.

In addition to the three main groups, there are other adjuvants that are used in greenhouse horticulture but fall outside these three main groups. Some adjuvants are used, for example, to promote the dissolution of a crop protection product in water. However, when choosing and buying an adjuvant , various factors must be taken into account: formulation of a crop protection product, application technique, the crop and the climate in the greenhouse. If you are in doubt about the use of an adjuvant in combination with a crop protection product, always ask our crop protection specialists for advice about adjuvants.

Buying adjuvants

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Adjuvants

An adjuvant is a vital component, either integrated into a pesticide's formulation or offered as a standalone product, aimed at enhancing the overall efficiency and effectiveness of chemical plant protection agents. In our diverse range of products, you'll discover a comprehensive selection of adjuvants designed to significantly improve the efficacy of your spray solutions.
1

AquaGro L 10 ltr.

Item No.280012201
2

Eko-mist 5 ltr.

Item No.181022154
3
5

SugarBait (400) 10 ltr.

Item No.180310267

Types of adjuvants in horticulture

Adjuvants are divided into three main groups: absorption improvers, dissolving agents and sutures. The use of these three types of adjuvant crop protection in combination with chemical crop protection results in even leaf distribution, increased leaf absorption and improved adhesion of the active ingredients. The term 'effluent' is often still used to refer to adjuvants. However, effluents are only one category of adjuvants used in combination with chemical pesticides. A formulation of a plant protection product often also contains an adjuvant . These adjuvants are added for various reasons:
  • An adjuvant ensures that the plant protection product ends up in the right place in the crop;
  • An adjuvant prevents the crop protection product from splashing. The product remains where it ends up;
  • An adjuvant prevents rinsing in the event of rain, for example;
  • An adjuvant ensures better distribution and absorption by the leaf or plant;
  • An adjuvant protects the crop protection product against UV light. This ensures that the effect of the crop protection product remains effective.

In addition to the three main groups, there are other adjuvants that are used in greenhouse horticulture but fall outside these three main groups. Some adjuvants are used, for example, to promote the dissolution of a crop protection product in water. However, when choosing and buying an adjuvant , various factors must be taken into account: formulation of a crop protection product, application technique, the crop and the climate in the greenhouse. If you are in doubt about the use of an adjuvant in combination with a crop protection product, always ask our crop protection specialists for advice about adjuvants.

Buying adjuvants

Would you like to buy adjuvant crop protection products? Then you've come to the right place at Royal Brinkman. In our product range you will find various types of adjuvants from various suppliers. Can't find the right adjuvant or are you curious whether your crop protection product already contains an adjuvant? Then please contact one of our specialists. They will be happy to advise you on the correct use of crop protection agents in order to achieve the ultimate goal.